Tuesday, October 3, 2017

Vegas Shooter Passed All Federal Background Checks, Had Ingredients For BOMB In His Vehicle


By Daily Wire, Oct. 02, 2017

Late Monday afternoon, NBC News reported that the two Nevada gun shops that sold firearms to Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock stated that he had passed all relevant federal background checks. According to David Familglietti, owner of New Frontier Armory, Paddock bought a rifle and a shotgun. “The rifle was not fully automatic and a shotgun isn’t capable of shooting from where he was,” Famiglietti explained. “My staff takes their job very seriously and if there were any ‘red flags’ the sale would have halted immediately.”

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1 comment:

  1. People have the right to make their own decisions. No matter what the law requires and being able to pass the requirements people good and bad choose to be good or evil. This man chose the latter of the two and his actions are despicable and evil. What were his motivations? The problems are not the guns unto themselves but the problem is the man.

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