Just another reason guns should be illegal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dr BOB said:

Police charged John Linwood Hall Sr., 56, with leaving a firearm in a
location accessible by an unsupervised minor, contributing to the
delinquency of a minor and possession of a firearm by a felon.

It was illegal. It happened anyway.

HTH.

Dally

Dr BOB said:

GERMANTOWN, MARYLAND -- A 7-year-old girl was shot in the arm at a
day-care center Tuesday after an 8-year-old classmate brought in one
of his father's guns and it went off, authorities said.

The father was arrested on gun charges, and court documents outlined
an extensive criminal record. The boy also was charged, but only so
he could be helped by juvenile authorities, officials said.

The boy had the weapon in a backpack and was playing with it when it
went off, a Montgomery County police spokesman said. The girl's
wound was not considered life-threatening.

Police charged John Linwood Hall Sr., 56, with leaving a firearm in a
location accessible by an unsupervised minor, contributing to the
delinquency of a minor and possession of a firearm by a felon.

Criminals make poor parents, film at 11...

You can try and crack down on guns if you want. Good luck with that,
it certainly didn't work in this case. Personally, I concentrate on
making sure that my children don't hang out with kids whose parents
have "an extensive criminal record."

Jason

On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 11:37:22 -0700, Jason Earl <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Dr BOB said:

GERMANTOWN, MARYLAND -- A 7-year-old girl was shot in the arm at a
day-care center Tuesday after an 8-year-old classmate brought in one
of his father's guns and it went off, authorities said.

The father was arrested on gun charges, and court documents outlined
an extensive criminal record. The boy also was charged, but only so
he could be helped by juvenile authorities, officials said.

The boy had the weapon in a backpack and was playing with it when it
went off, a Montgomery County police spokesman said. The girl's
wound was not considered life-threatening.

Police charged John Linwood Hall Sr., 56, with leaving a firearm in a
location accessible by an unsupervised minor, contributing to the
delinquency of a minor and possession of a firearm by a felon.

Criminals make poor parents, film at 11...

You can try and crack down on guns if you want. Good luck with that,
it certainly didn't work in this case. Personally, I concentrate on
making sure that my children don't hang out with kids whose parents
have "an extensive criminal record."

Jason

You perverted sicko!

Jason Earl said:

Dr BOB said:

GERMANTOWN, MARYLAND -- A 7-year-old girl was shot in the arm at a
day-care center Tuesday after an 8-year-old classmate brought in one
of his father's guns and it went off, authorities said.

The father was arrested on gun charges, and court documents outlined
an extensive criminal record. The boy also was charged, but only so
he could be helped by juvenile authorities, officials said.

The boy had the weapon in a backpack and was playing with it when it
went off, a Montgomery County police spokesman said. The girl's
wound was not considered life-threatening.

Police charged John Linwood Hall Sr., 56, with leaving a firearm in a
location accessible by an unsupervised minor, contributing to the
delinquency of a minor and possession of a firearm by a felon.

Criminals make poor parents, film at 11...

You can try and crack down on guns if you want. Good luck with that,
it certainly didn't work in this case. Personally, I concentrate on
making sure that my children don't hang out with kids whose parents
have "an extensive criminal record."

The ones you really have to watch out for are the scumbags who would
let a toddler play with a Claymore broadsword:

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a253/Bagpip/000_2436.jpg

They apparently think it's funny to induce the little tyke to grab it
by the blade:

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a253/Bagpip/000_2439.jpg

JMW said:

Jason Earl wrote:

<snip>

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Criminals make poor parents, film at 11...

You can try and crack down on guns if you want. Good luck with
that, it certainly didn't work in this case. Personally, I
concentrate on making sure that my children don't hang out with
kids whose parents have "an extensive criminal record."

The ones you really have to watch out for are the scumbags who would
let a toddler play with a Claymore broadsword:

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a253/Bagpip/000_2436.jpg

They apparently think it's funny to induce the little tyke to grab
it by the blade:

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a253/Bagpip/000_2439.jpg

I couldn't agree more 🙂.

Jason

Jason Earl said:

JMW said:

Jason Earl wrote:

<snip>

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Criminals make poor parents, film at 11...

You can try and crack down on guns if you want. Good luck with
that, it certainly didn't work in this case. Personally, I
concentrate on making sure that my children don't hang out with
kids whose parents have "an extensive criminal record."

The ones you really have to watch out for are the scumbags who would
let a toddler play with a Claymore broadsword:

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a253/Bagpip/000_2436.jpg

They apparently think it's funny to induce the little tyke to grab
it by the blade:

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a253/Bagpip/000_2439.jpg

I couldn't agree more 🙂.

Not only that, but I notice that the bottom drawer is missing from the
dresser. A kid will try to climb up the dresser and cause it to fall on
them and get smushed flat.

It'll be a tragic freak accident. Or Darwin in action. Tough call.

Dally

"JMW" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Jason Earl said:

Dr BOB said:

GERMANTOWN, MARYLAND -- A 7-year-old girl was shot in the arm at a
day-care center Tuesday after an 8-year-old classmate brought in one
of his father's guns and it went off, authorities said.

The father was arrested on gun charges, and court documents outlined
an extensive criminal record. The boy also was charged, but only so
he could be helped by juvenile authorities, officials said.

The boy had the weapon in a backpack and was playing with it when it
went off, a Montgomery County police spokesman said. The girl's
wound was not considered life-threatening.

Police charged John Linwood Hall Sr., 56, with leaving a firearm in a
location accessible by an unsupervised minor, contributing to the
delinquency of a minor and possession of a firearm by a felon.

Criminals make poor parents, film at 11...

You can try and crack down on guns if you want. Good luck with that,
it certainly didn't work in this case. Personally, I concentrate on
making sure that my children don't hang out with kids whose parents
have "an extensive criminal record."

The ones you really have to watch out for are the scumbags who would
let a toddler play with a Claymore broadsword:

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a253/Bagpip/000_2436.jpg

They apparently think it's funny to induce the little tyke to grab it
by the blade:

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a253/Bagpip/000_2439.jpg

ROFLMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

JMW said:

The ones you really have to watch out for are the scumbags who would
let a toddler play with a Claymore broadsword:

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a253/Bagpip/000_2436.jpg

They apparently think it's funny to induce the little tyke to grab it
by the blade:

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a253/Bagpip/000_2439.jpg

I agree! What kind of a degenerate pig would do that? He should be
sodomized by several dozen large blackmen.

Dally said:

Not only that, but I notice that the bottom drawer is missing from the
dresser. A kid will try to climb up the dresser and cause it to fall on
them and get smushed flat.

He doesn't live here dumbass. I guess the fat clogged your tiny brain
arterys.

Jason Earl said:

Personally, I concentrate on making sure that my children
don't hang out with kids whose parents have "an extensive
criminal record."

And you know that they dont have one becaaause ...
you fingerprint them all and run them thru your personal ACME Criminal
Database?

You cant really 'protect' your kids .. but you can educate them instead
of trying to screen their parents.

joanne

joanne said:

Jason Earl said:

Personally, I concentrate on making sure that my children
don't hang out with kids whose parents have "an extensive
criminal record."

And you know that they dont have one becaaause ...
you fingerprint them all and run them thru your personal ACME Criminal
Database?

In many jurisdictions, you can sit at your very own computer, with no
special accounts, and find out quite a bit about the criminal history
of your children's friend's parents. You just have to know where to
look.

JMW said:

In many jurisdictions, you can sit at your very own computer, with no
special accounts, and find out quite a bit about the criminal history
of your children's friend's parents. You just have to know where to
look.

Yes indeed, look at the dirt I dug up on Mr Williams, and his many
indiscretions, all in 5 minutes.

"Dr BOB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/chi-0601250121jan25,1,6775437.story?coll=chi-newsnationworld-hed

Or, for the "dumbass impaired":

Boy, 8, playing with dad's gun wounds girl at day-care center

Items compiled from Tribune news services
Published January 25, 2006

GERMANTOWN, MARYLAND -- A 7-year-old girl was shot in the arm at a
day-care center Tuesday after an 8-year-old classmate brought in one
of his father's guns and it went off, authorities said.

The father was arrested on gun charges, and court documents outlined
an extensive criminal record. The boy also was charged, but only so he
could be helped by juvenile authorities, officials said.

The boy had the weapon in a backpack and was playing with it when it
went off, a Montgomery County police spokesman said. The girl's wound
was not considered life-threatening.

Police charged John Linwood Hall Sr., 56, with leaving a firearm in a
location accessible by an unsupervised minor, contributing to the
delinquency of a minor and possession of a firearm by a felon.

Just another day in da hood.

JMW said:

joanne said:

And you know that they dont have one becaaause ...
you fingerprint them all and run them thru your personal ACME Criminal
Database?

In many jurisdictions, you can sit at your very own computer, with no
special accounts, and find out quite a bit about the criminal history
of your children's friend's parents. You just have to know where to
look.

That reminds me. I need to figure out how to do this. I've got a new
hire starting next week and I wanted to do a CORI check (or something)
on them. I've never done this before and have been planning to research
it, but if you're willing to send me a link I'd be thrilled to have the
recommendation.

(You can reply to this address or use my real one, either way will work.)

I've typically been lax with my background checks. It's just a matter
of time before I get burned.

Dally

In article <[email hidden]>,

JMW said:

joanne said:

Jason Earl said:

Personally, I concentrate on making sure that my children
don't hang out with kids whose parents have "an extensive
criminal record."

And you know that they dont have one becaaause ...
you fingerprint them all and run them thru your personal ACME Criminal
Database?

In many jurisdictions, you can sit at your very own computer, with no
special accounts, and find out quite a bit about the criminal history
of your children's friend's parents. You just have to know where to
look.

Do tell??? ;-)

Or do I have to shell out $30.00 a pop for access?
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

Dally said:

JMW said:

joanne said:

And you know that they dont have one becaaause ...
you fingerprint them all and run them thru your personal ACME Criminal
Database?

In many jurisdictions, you can sit at your very own computer, with no
special accounts, and find out quite a bit about the criminal history
of your children's friend's parents. You just have to know where to
look.

That reminds me. I need to figure out how to do this. I've got a new
hire starting next week and I wanted to do a CORI check (or something)
on them. I've never done this before and have been planning to research
it, but if you're willing to send me a link I'd be thrilled to have the
recommendation.

(You can reply to this address or use my real one, either way will work.)

I've typically been lax with my background checks. It's just a matter
of time before I get burned.

This will depend on Massachusetts public records law, and whether or
not your courts have Internet records access. What is the title of the
official in the Massachusetts courts who maintains custody of court
records? In my state, it's the county clerk of courts, but different
states have different names for that official. You also have to know
which courts might be applicable.

You cannot get access to NCIC; that's law enforcement only. And even
law enforcement officers face stiff penalties if they access it for
personal use. In my state, access is audited, too.

JMW said:

This will depend on Massachusetts public records law, and whether or
not your courts have Internet records access.

Mass is one of the hardest states to get that kind of info. Hire a co
to do it.

JMW said:

Dally said:

JMW said:

"joanne" <[email hidden]> wrote:

>And you know that they dont have one becaaause ...
>you fingerprint them all and run them thru your personal ACME Criminal
>Database?

In many jurisdictions, you can sit at your very own computer, with no
special accounts, and find out quite a bit about the criminal history
of your children's friend's parents. You just have to know where to
look.

That reminds me. I need to figure out how to do this. I've got a new
hire starting next week and I wanted to do a CORI check (or something)
on them. I've never done this before and have been planning to research
it, but if you're willing to send me a link I'd be thrilled to have the
recommendation.

(You can reply to this address or use my real one, either way will work.)

I've typically been lax with my background checks. It's just a matter
of time before I get burned.

This will depend on Massachusetts public records law, and whether or
not your courts have Internet records access. What is the title of the
official in the Massachusetts courts who maintains custody of court
records? In my state, it's the county clerk of courts, but different
states have different names for that official. You also have to know
which courts might be applicable.

You cannot get access to NCIC; that's law enforcement only. And even
law enforcement officers face stiff penalties if they access it for
personal use. In my state, access is audited, too.

Follow-up: It appears that Massachusetts is a bit shy about making
public records available online ...

"The contents of criminal case files in Mass[achusetts] are not posted
on the Internet."

http://www.lawlib.state.ma.us/farqcrimrecord.html#case1

I'll bet Bill Davidson is grateful for that.

Locker said:

JMW said:

This will depend on Massachusetts public records law, and whether or
not your courts have Internet records access.

Mass is one of the hardest states to get that kind of info. Hire a co
to do it.

You can get Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) from the
Criminal History Systems Board. I just mailed off my application.

Google is my friend.

Dally