KO says Richard Terry Young(the pocket knife man)

[malaise]

also had an unlicensed firearm in his vehicle - gun - when he was arrested trying to get into the school in NH this morning.

correction re name

[babylonsister]

1. I can't wait to see what and who he's connected to. nt

[Cha]

2. Oooops..the brainwashed are not known

for their street smarts.

[polichick]

3. Didn't he also try to bring a gun into the building? Maybe I heard it wrong. nt

[malaise]

6. Yep that's the gun although we know the vehicle was seized

Here's sabra's original link

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x6278121


Off to prison moron!

[WeDidIt]

11. That truck was the one the bomb sniffing dog alerted on.

This ain't looking good for anybody except the Secret Service, who did their jobs well today.

[polichick]

14. I'm so glad they did their jobs today - if only the press did its job! nt

[WeDidIt]

4. The nutballs are out in force

They're a determined lot.

Fortunately, so far, they're none too bright.

[spanone]

5. and two more town halls to go this week!!! it's pretty scary times.

[X_Digger]

7. There's no 'firearns license' in NH..

.. at least not to own one, but you do have to have a concealed handgun permit to carry a loaded firearm in your car.

(It's a license for the owner, not the gun.)

[malaise]

8. Thanks

I just posted what KO said.

[X_Digger]

13. *nod* I heard that too..

.. just wanted to clear that up.

[berni_mccoy]

9. You don't need a license in NH to carry, you only need a permit to carry concealed.

[X_Digger]

15. Right.. see link..

Non-authoritative, but seems to match my research- http://freestateblogs.net/nhgunfaq

Q: Do I need a license to carry a gun?

A: Yes, but only for these two purposes (per RSA 159:4): (1) to carry a loaded handgun concealed upon the person, other than in your home or place of business (where you can do so without a license); and (2) to have a loaded handgun in a vehicle (whether the handgun is concealed or not).
<snip>
Note that you may not have a loaded rifle or shotgun in a vehicle, by the way (per fish and game law RSA 207:7 – where “vehicle” means a motor vehicle, aircraft, or powered or towed boat, but apparently not an unpowered rowboat or canoe).


Q: Can I carry a pistol or revolver openly, say in an exposed belt holster?

A: Yes. Furthermore, you do not need a License to Carry (the piece of paper says “Pistol/Revolver License”) to carry a loaded handgun UNconcealed — that is, visible, for example in an exposed holster — unless you’re in a vehicle. (See the previous answer about vehicles.)

Keep in mind that some people may panic when they see a gun, and if they call the police, the police may come to investigate — but the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office has made it clear that open carry is a right, and that another person’s “annoyance and alarm” doesn’t supersede that right.

[WeDidIt]

10. His truck that was seized is the one the bomb sniffing dog alerted on.

I'm wondering what else might be in that truck.

[EFerrari]

12. I missed this whole story.

Would any of you kind souls have a link?

[babylonsister]

16. We just heard about him on KO, or at least I did.

I did read about dogs alerting on a vehicle there, here:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x6274895