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ProConfesso

Member Since 07 May 2010
Offline Last Active Nov 09 2017 08:04 AM

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In Topic: Grapevine

04 November 2017 - 06:15 AM

ATF Ahead of its time.  And always ahead of the curve.

Lest institutional history be forgotten.

https://www.upi.com/.../3934726555600/

And who could count the number of male supervisor-female agent affairs on one hand...


In Topic: Grapevine

12 September 2017 - 06:03 AM

‘I Smell Cash’: How the A.T.F. Spent Millions Unchecked https://www.nytimes....cigarettes.html

Make sure you read all the comments posted on my times web site. Not to be missed.

In Topic: my kinda town

14 August 2017 - 11:52 AM

Re: issue of mentally ill and firearms

http://nypdconfident...017/170814.html

In Topic: Operation F & F

04 August 2017 - 08:16 PM

http://www.palisades...e-down-the-atf/

In Topic: my kinda town

18 July 2017 - 08:51 AM

I wonder if it "lacked prosecutorial merit", "not sexy enough" or "he ain't prohibited, I don't care what the FBI says..."
 
 
"...a family member had DiNardo involuntarily committed to a mental institution...he was barred by law from owning a firearm afterward. Nonetheless, when Bensalem police responded to a report of gunfire in February, an officer found DiNardo in his truck with a 20-gauge shotgun and extra ammunition...
Despite the mental health commitment and frequent interactions with police, DiNardo still managed to sell guns and marijuana in the area..."
 
 

http://www.foxnews.c...ed-killers.html


After a police report indicated that this admitted killer was involuntarily committed to a mental institution were efforts made to include his name in the NICS data base?
We're efforts made to retrieve other firearms in his possession.
Why were the original charges initially dropped without any seeming provisions?
Did he purchase additional firearms after his initial arrest as a prohibited person?
Sometimes it's the rote things that are preventative.