Police seize handguns in two arrests
Robert LaCasse
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|>http://www.thestar.com/News/article/295415
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|>Police seize handguns in two arrests
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|>The issue of handguns was thrust into the spotlight
|>this week, as Toronto police chief Bill Blair and
|>Mayor David Miller renewed their calls for a handgun
|>ban. The calls came in the wake of the slaying of Hou
|>Chang Mao, 47, on Thursday night. He'd been working at
These Crocodile tear guys "Bill Blair/D. Miller" really care about
Hou Chang Mao, .......when they were asked about this case and the
possibility in using it as a pillar for gun grabbing, they said "Ya let's
use the gook guy too on this"...that's true but also fair, because Hou Chang
Mao didn't like "Bill Blair/D. Miller" either.....
So what is anybody trying to say here, ...that guns are gooks, Cops
or racists or ATC/CCW LEO guys...??????
|>a grocery store on Gerrard St. E. when he was hit by a
|>stray bullet from a gunfight nearby - the second
|>innocent victim to die from gunfire this week.
|>
That would be unfortunate if it happened to me or a friend, but hey
this Hou Chang Mao, was not a good friend of mine, hell he might have been
a Yakuza, or All color Dragon from Chongqing and bad Norinco ties
there....maybe even a dope dealer....or maybe even Tenzin Giatso?
That doesn't matter though the guy got shot like a fender bender
accident occurrence, sad but true, and now he is made a party to a group of
anti gunnys that he probably did not recognize as all there.....
|>The first, John O'Keefe, 42, was fatally shot on Yonge
|>St. Saturday morning. A funeral was held for O'Keefe
|>today.
Sad again, but there are taxes to pay after death, maybe his karma
dictated the outcome, who really knows, but again, he is unfittingly made a
party to the anti-gun gunnies, which he might have considered to be mean
guys....
The Police did seize 2 handguns, etc.....that's good since us lawful
legal gun owners, don't need the repercussions on that insinuation.....then
there's LUFA who might have a different light to shed......
Cops seize guns, they keep guns for their own armory, Christ, I'm in
the wrong business......
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not visible signs. This is a wonderful one, that it has always been
preserved in one Church and one visible assembly of men. There would be too
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