ALEXANDRIA, Va. – A judge has questioned the viability of a prosecution against a man accused of illegally building hundreds of untraceable rifle silencers under what had been a secret contract with the Navy Seals.
At a pretrial hearing Friday, Judge Leonie Brinkema suggested that there may be classified evidence in the case that shows California race-car mechanic Mark Landersman had legitimate — but off-the-books — authorization to build the silencers from the Navy. If so, she said, she doubted that prosecutors could win their case.
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In the manufacturers defense ATF has just contracted with him to make suppressors for the drug cartels.. He won't face charges on those ...
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DeleteNo. But considering the "Justice Dept" released the components assembled and used as completed hand grenades in attacks that have killed persons in Mexico. And that doesn't make the news. I figured I would inject some humor. Being in "bizzaro amerika" the past 5 years it fits.
ReplyDeleteNo, the way I used really was that I was certainly agreeing with you.
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Being in "bizzaro amerika" the past 5 years it fits.
That's for sure.
nearly FIVE GRAND APIECE?
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Good job if you can get it. :)
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