Tomtomkent
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No, I have a worse example than that:
http://www.hoffmang.com/firearms/hunt/Chinn-Perjury-2001-03-30-ExhibitC+D.pdf
Other than his own name, this officer got every fact wrong, as noted by the judge.
ETA - I couldn't find a link to another case where Chinn arrested an individual for selling "Machinegun Receivers" at a gun show, and the case was later thrown out due to Chinn (while claiming he was an expert in the firearm type involved) mis-identifiing a trigger housing as a receiver - even in the face of refutation from the actual manufacturer of the firearm involved.
Like I said, mistakes are made wrt firearms, and cops are no exception, sometimes they're the worst source you could find.
Robert -
Any comment on the court papers I linked to?
No. What link?
It would have been quicker to scroll back up the page than it was to post a reply asking...
t on conspiracy theories. Amongst others, deals with the JFK assassination and demonstrates that Oswald could take three shots and that the wound seen on Kennedy is consistent with a bullet entering the head on the back and exiting on the front.