It’s difficult to imagine a law that would return a weapon to a person who, only a week before, had used it to fire at law enforcement officers, yet that’s exactly what happened last week, right here in Sampson County.
… There would seem no scenario that would allow this person, who was later committed to a mental facility for evaluation, to ever be allowed to possess his weapon, particularly only five days after such a dangerous situation had evolved.
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