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Report: New Jersey Cops Arrest Security Guard for Permitted Pistol, ‘Lawful

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The story is still in the news, at least.

 

https://www.foxnews.com/media/new-jersey-security-guard-arrested-licensed-gun

 

The Roselle Park Police Department issued a statement to Fox News responding to the arrest, saying "Mr. Twyne was charged after it was determined that he was not in compliance with the specifications of the law pertaining to the lawful transportation of his firearm. These charges were approved by the Union County Prosecutor's Office."

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The story is still in the news, at least.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/new-jersey-security-guard-arrested-licensed-gun

The Roselle Park Police Department issued a statement to Fox News responding to the arrest, saying "Mr. Twyne was charged after it was determined that he was not in compliance with the specifications of the law pertaining to the lawful transportation of his firearm. These charges were approved by the Union County Prosecutor's Office."

Some of the comments for this news story are priceless. :clap:

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The plot thickens. According to this article, the "illegal ammo" charge will be dropped, but prosecutors are going to maintain the illegal transportation charge, because they are interpreting the law (and apparently Twyne's statements to the police) as he is only allowed to carry while performing his duties, and that driving home means he was off-duty and thus not allowed to carry.

 

https://nj1015.com/nj-armed-security-guard-with-carry-permit-still-faces-gun-charges/

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The plot thickens. According to this article, the "illegal ammo" charge will be dropped, but prosecutors are going to maintain the illegal transportation charge, because they are interpreting the law (and apparently Twyne's statements to the police) as he is only allowed to carry while performing his duties, and that driving home means he was off-duty and thus not allowed to carry.

 

https://nj1015.com/nj-armed-security-guard-with-carry-permit-still-faces-gun-charges/

Let’s see the dash cams...

Can dropped charges still be used to sue the government?

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The plot thickens. According to this article, the "illegal ammo" charge will be dropped, but prosecutors are going to maintain the illegal transportation charge, because they are interpreting the law (and apparently Twyne's statements to the police) as he is only allowed to carry while performing his duties, and that driving home means he was off-duty and thus not allowed to carry.

 

https://nj1015.com/nj-armed-security-guard-with-carry-permit-still-faces-gun-charges/

 

Interesting. I don't see how they can maintain those charges when Twyne clearly had a carry permit. There is a picture of it on that Web site and it clearly says "Permit to carry a handgun". To me it seems that the cops and prosecutors are just trying to make Twyne's life difficult, just because they can.

 

Twyne needs to sue them for every penny they have.

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The plot thickens. According to this article, the "illegal ammo" charge will be dropped, but prosecutors are going to maintain the illegal transportation charge, because they are interpreting the law (and apparently Twyne's statements to the police) as he is only allowed to carry while performing his duties, and that driving home means he was off-duty and thus not allowed to carry.

 

https://nj1015.com/nj-armed-security-guard-with-carry-permit-still-faces-gun-charges/

 

Interesting. I don't see how they can maintain those charges when Twyne clearly had a carry permit. There is a picture of it on that Web site and it clearly says "Permit to carry a handgun". To me it seems that the cops and prosecutors are just trying to make Twyne's life difficult, just because they can.

 

Twyne needs to sue them for every penny they have.

 

This prosecution that resembles a persecution may be racially motivated.

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The plot thickens. According to this article, the "illegal ammo" charge will be dropped, but prosecutors are going to maintain the illegal transportation charge, because they are interpreting the law (and apparently Twyne's statements to the police) as he is only allowed to carry while performing his duties, and that driving home means he was off-duty and thus not allowed to carry.

 

https://nj1015.com/nj-armed-security-guard-with-carry-permit-still-faces-gun-charges/

Let’s see the dash cams...

Can dropped charges still be used to sue the government?

 

 

I wonder if he was carrying but didn't have his LTC with him but had a se

 

Missing facts? Something smells fishy and it not the Jersey shore.

 

I wonder if he didn't have his LTC with him but had his security guard license and he got charged because he was off duty. I hope he brings a big law suit and wins big.

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