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In reply to the discussion: Judge: Blind killer gets his guns back [View all]Blue_Tires
(57,596 posts)19. It's kind of a stretch to say with certainty that "no crime was committed"
But since the shooter is the one left alive to tell the story, that's all they have to go on...
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So it was good that in this case the judge resisted temptation and did the right thing
hack89
Feb 2014
#40
"but the judge ordered the Seminole County Sheriff's Office to destroy the ammunition"
foo_bar
Feb 2014
#49
Why is it that more stories sound ripe to be written for The Onion, but when you click
Jefferson23
Feb 2014
#8