He should serve jail time for the weapons because he is a convicted felon. The rest of it is all just CRAP. No evidence of anything except curiosity. I can't believe it even warranted concern other than the initial investigation. The weapons issue is separate though. I don't like the idea of any convicted felon having all those weapons in his home and I thought they were banned in the household as well regardless of who they are licensed to.
>For the last year I commuted to work on the train with man. I have had him and his family over to barbeque several times. I have listened to his stories and idea. Never once did he ever give me the impression that he had anything but good intention for his family or the community.
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>But, I still believe he is good man, and his intention are good.
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