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101. Maybe this is why I automatically associate lairs with gun nuts. ~nt

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Thu Sep 4, 2014, 07:58 PM

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Cops: Gun Range Claimed Uzi Release Forms 'Were Blown Away By The Wind' [View all] DonViejo Sep 2014 OP

Actually, the dog ate them. DetlefK Sep 2014 #1

my first thought exactly! vlyons Sep 2014 #31

My first thoughts. "The dog ate my homework." Enthusiast Sep 2014 #88

If they can't handle a few pieces of paper carefully, how could they factsarenotfair Sep 2014 #2

Guns are Religious Objects. Papers are just trees. mahannah Sep 2014 #4

That is hilarious amuse bouche Sep 2014 #24

well ever since the Constitution was declared a quaint piece of paper magical thyme Sep 2014 #40

They can't. savalez Sep 2014 #23

poor Deputy Cassidy Enrique Sep 2014 #3

"We keep all our important papers right here in a pile by this outdoor fan." nt valerief Sep 2014 #5

+1 CreekDog Sep 2014 #21

yeah right Roy Rolling Sep 2014 #6

It's the desert, unless it rains, they can be found. Dont call me Shirley Sep 2014 #62

How many roads must Deputy Cassidy walk down KurtNYC Sep 2014 #7

Ha, ha. My thought exactly when I saw the headline. . . Journeyman Sep 2014 #11

Duzy Joe Shlabotnik Sep 2014 #30

+1 sulphurdunn Sep 2014 #65

The Kaiser stole them. EEO Sep 2014 #8

Who? Scootaloo Sep 2014 #27

Grandpa Simpson, years ago when the Simpsons was actually good... EEO Sep 2014 #49

I thought the Kaiser kicked it underpants Sep 2014 #58

what's not to believe? rurallib Sep 2014 #9

I don't think that's what Bob Dylan meant. TexasProgresive Sep 2014 #10

A good lawyer will shoot that excuse full of holes. TheCowsCameHome Sep 2014 #12

That's a given. RebelOne Sep 2014 #22

This range should just shut its doors now leftynyc Sep 2014 #13

Lawsuits of whom against whom? former9thward Sep 2014 #75

They best find that form leftynyc Sep 2014 #86

The parents have expressed sympathy for both the instructor and the gun range. former9thward Sep 2014 #89

Those waivers are virtually useless. In the end, producing that paper won't matter riderinthestorm Sep 2014 #90

I guess expecting something leftynyc Sep 2014 #91

The 9 Year old??? Sparhawk60 Sep 2014 #95

Against the owner of the range leftynyc Sep 2014 #99

Capital Offense Sparhawk60 Sep 2014 #107

. reflection Sep 2014 #14

Oh yeah oldandhappy Sep 2014 #15

Damn it. That one blew up my crap detector, couldn't handed the overload. n/t sarge43 Sep 2014 #16

As the owner of a high risk sport horse training farm, everyone signs a waiver riderinthestorm Sep 2014 #17

Let's just say it's MUCH better to have a signed waiver tabasco Sep 2014 #51

Nope. No way. Liability insurance doesn't operate that way riderinthestorm Sep 2014 #84

I used to work for a riding stable that went out of business after one of those lawsuits. bklyncowgirl Sep 2014 #87

Yup. I've seen it happen to two acquaintances riderinthestorm Sep 2014 #92

I wasn't talking about insurance tabasco Sep 2014 #100

The attorneys will point to the NRA saying Uzis are fine for 8 yr olds. riderinthestorm Sep 2014 #104

We are a litigious society--if people see money dancing before their eyes they'll sue. bklyncowgirl Sep 2014 #108

Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn. KamaAina Sep 2014 #18

Nice. nt msanthrope Sep 2014 #25

At least they've admitted they collected release forms dickthegrouch Sep 2014 #19

Didn't Bob Dylan write a song about this? George II Sep 2014 #20

What is the implication? Is there doubt that the parents gave their permission? aikoaiko Sep 2014 #26

I'll have to use that one next time I get a jury duty notice. C Moon Sep 2014 #28

How does this place keep liability insurance? Sienna86 Sep 2014 #29

I would guess there is going to be a law suit Kelvin Mace Sep 2014 #33

Why would the actions of this specific range affect other ranges? Lurks Often Sep 2014 #35

If the dead man's family sues, Kelvin Mace Sep 2014 #39

More often then not they do go to court Lurks Often Sep 2014 #41

Insurance companies are very incestuous Kelvin Mace Sep 2014 #42

this is hardly the first accident Niceguy1 Sep 2014 #66

Again, the issue is the high profile of the incident Kelvin Mace Sep 2014 #94

The police have already said that the negligence rested avebury Sep 2014 #71

Oh, gosh Kelvin Mace Sep 2014 #93

Based upon copies of items posted on the dead avebury Sep 2014 #98

Injuries and death at gun ranges are not uncommon NickB79 Sep 2014 #63

Suicide at Ranges Sparhawk60 Sep 2014 #97

I'm thinking the insurance cost for all gun ranges will soon triple... Blue_Tires Sep 2014 #52

How would his family win this lawsuit? AngryAmish Sep 2014 #68

Forms 'Were Blown Away By The Wind' Veilex Sep 2014 #32

*headdesk* sakabatou Sep 2014 #34

Yeah, right VA_Jill Sep 2014 #36

If they can't control a piece of paper, how did they expect a 9 year old to control an uzi? appleannie1 Sep 2014 #37

Paperwork?!? Paperwork is for them Washington DC bureeecrats underpants Sep 2014 #57

Good one. freshwest Sep 2014 #96

never existed marions ghost Sep 2014 #38

This guy has a theory of what REALLY happened to it.... Spitfire of ATJ Sep 2014 #43

What! The Last Dem. Sep 2014 #44

Queue Dylan!! benld74 Sep 2014 #45

Frankly, my dear Lieutenant, I don't give a damn. Orrex Sep 2014 #46

I had a friend who burrowowl Sep 2014 #47

"Blown way"... 3catwoman3 Sep 2014 #48

LOL wut ...? Lenomsky Sep 2014 #50

It wasn't a so called "assault weapon". beevul Sep 2014 #53

Strangely enough... jmowreader Sep 2014 #55

No, thats not accurate. beevul Sep 2014 #64

doesn't matter, no waver in the world will forgive the negligence by the employee. Sunlei Sep 2014 #54

Looks like they blew it. olegramps Sep 2014 #56

A lot of things are getting blown away at that range. Aristus Sep 2014 #59

So how many deputies are they assigning RoccoR5955 Sep 2014 #60

I hope Vacca's wife sues both the range and the parents who allowed their daughter to shoot an Uzi Dont call me Shirley Sep 2014 #61

the parents shouldnt be sued Niceguy1 Sep 2014 #67

Are you serious? avebury Sep 2014 #72

the parents arent Niceguy1 Sep 2014 #78

I don't see how the parents would have any avebury Sep 2014 #80

that and why did the instructor give it to her, Niceguy1 Sep 2014 #81

fuck the parents.. frylock Sep 2014 #83

The wife can hardly bring about a lawsuit when her husband was negligent avebury Sep 2014 #73

Good heavens. Aerows Sep 2014 #69

If they ever lose their day jobs, Vine Gatherer Sep 2014 #70

Gone with the wind! armed_and_liberal Sep 2014 #74

this place is about an hours drive 8 track mind Sep 2014 #76

kinda like drray23 Sep 2014 #77

It wouldn't surprise me if that shoot shop closed before long. elias49 Sep 2014 #79

it already has. drray23 Sep 2014 #82

I'm blown away by that excuse. thesquanderer Sep 2014 #85

Maybe this is why I automatically associate lairs with gun nuts. ~nt 99th_Monkey Sep 2014 #101

Must...not make Dylan Joke DonCoquixote Sep 2014 #102

sad this is allowed to happen Fred Drum Sep 2014 #103

Gun nuts don't believe in all that paperwork n/m ProudToBeBlueInRhody Sep 2014 #105

The IRS should hire him. n/t Psephos Sep 2014 #106

More. proverbialwisdom Sep 2014 #109

I thought it was the employee blown away by a 9 year old girl? Omaha Steve Sep 2014 #110