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« Maryland situation | Main | "No retreat laws" and race »

NFA collector suing Baltimore Police

Posted by David Hardy · 3 August 2013 03:59 PM

Story here. They raided him based on a tip from BATF.

Clue to local authorities: when a Federal agency has jurisdiction, and it's a big case that will draw publicity but they hand it to you .... that's right up there with an email from a guy who says he's a Nigerian bank president, has embezzled $10 million, and would like to wire it to you. They have a grudge against the guy, but know they have no case.

· BATFE

2 Comments | Leave a comment

Eric | August 5, 2013 10:13 AM | Reply

Case didn't turn out as hoped for Mr. Bord. The court granted Baltimore County summary judgment in June and awarded the county costs.

Mark Matis | August 5, 2013 12:22 PM | Reply

Surely that result is not a surprise. Or are you still under the mistaken impression that we live in a nation under Rule of Law? If so, I've got some land I'd like to sell you in South Florida. I'll be glad to show it to you at low tide. Or would you prefer to buy a bridge instead?

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