Roosevelt Twyne was arrested by an overzealous cop in New Jersey, the
capital of the anti-gun states, for possession of an
illegally-carried gun, and possession of illegal “hollow point”
ammunition, costing him his job, and forcing him to hire a lawyer at
a time when he had no income and was running out of groceries. Only
one little problem. The gun was legally purchased, he had a permit to
carry it, and those bullets were NOT hollow points, a fact supported
by the state’s own web site. He even went so far as to go on
national TV with his story, and the NRA announced they were with him.
I don’t know what that entailed—maybe they helped pay his lawyer
and bought groceries, and helped pay his bills while he was
unemployed, due to that arrest. Fortunately,
“wiser heads” prevailed, and those specious charges have been
dropped, making it unnecessary to fight them in court. The
prosecutor’s office said they had “exercised prosecutorial
discretion” and dropped the charges. This sounds really magnanimous
on their part, but I suspect they didn’t want to be made to look
stupid in pursuing charges that are illegal. Clue, guys. You already
look stupid for FILING such charges against a LEGAL carrier who uses
that gun in his work. (Truth About Guns)
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