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  • remingtonoaks
    She needs to sue each and every one of them for invasion of privacy. And also sue the landlord for illegal eviction...

    I could see it if it were in the rules of the lease that no firearms were allowed and then she brought them in anyway. But nowhere in that article does it say that there are rules that state that no firearms are allowed..

    Hit the Liberals where it hurts most, hit them in their pocketbook, and don't settle out of court get the maximum amount due.

    also if it's a private room, prosecute everybody that entered, for breaking and entering
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  • select-fire
    They did indeed violate her rights. Without proper notice from the Landlord and they would have to provide that proof, she did not give consent to search. However that search by a landlord DOES NOT allow a landlord to search beyond what is in clear view. Going thru a closet, dresser clearly violated her rights. She needs an attorney. That would include the room mates that done the same. I might add that notice from the Landlord is to look at HIS property to see if anything has been violated.. dirty filters, structure and condition of the property. Sure as hell isn't nothing to do with Tenants property.
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  • bpost
    Nothing is going to happen to punish the invaders; it is the way the USA works today, get used to it. Your home, closet or even our nation, the law does not matter unless it fits the Marxist agenda.
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  • SW0320
    quote:Originally posted by bpost
    Nothing is going to happen to punish the invaders; it is the way the USA works today, get used to it. Your home, closet or even our nation, the law does not matter unless it fits the Marxist agenda.


    You hit the nail on the head especially in the Peoples Republic of Massachusetts.
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  • He Dog
    quote:Massachusetts residents 15 years and older who wish to possess, carry, and transport firearms, ammunition, and feeding devices are required to have a firearms license. Firearms licenses are issued by municipal police departments.


    She was likely in violation of Mass. Law.


    Mass laws suck.
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  • select-fire
    quote:Originally posted by He Dog
    quote:Massachusetts residents 15 years and older who wish to possess, carry, and transport firearms, ammunition, and feeding devices are required to have a firearms license. Firearms licenses are issued by municipal police departments.


    She was likely in violation of Mass. Law.


    Mass laws suck.


    She is not a Mass Resident..However In response to the email from Pirnie's roommate, Lewis contacted Captain James Donovan of the Somerville Police Department to inspect Pirnie's firearms and ensure they were in compliance with Massachusetts law. Pirnie agreed to allowing the police to inspect her firearms and said she was told she is in compliance with all applicable laws. Lewis acknowledged the department's conclusion that Pirnie was not breaking any gun laws in his email telling Pirnie to move out.
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  • Henry0Reilly
    The invasion of privacy is clearly wrong.

    I'm wondering how the lease is structured that it would allow the landlord to demand the gun owner pay all the rent if the others move out.
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  • BT99
    Wonder if her Rolex was missing?????
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  • remingtonoaks
    quote:Originally posted by BT99
    Wonder if her Rolex was missing?????


    And let's not forget the million dollars in cash she had stashed in there[:o)]:
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  • CbtEngr01
    quote:Originally posted by select-fire
    quote:Originally posted by He Dog
    quote:Massachusetts residents 15 years and older who wish to possess, carry, and transport firearms, ammunition, and feeding devices are required to have a firearms license. Firearms licenses are issued by municipal police departments.


    She was likely in violation of Mass. Law.


    Mass laws suck.


    She is not a Mass Resident..However In response to the email from Pirnie's roommate, Lewis contacted Captain James Donovan of the Somerville Police Department to inspect Pirnie's firearms and ensure they were in compliance with Massachusetts law. Pirnie agreed to allowing the police to inspect her firearms and said she was told she is in compliance with all applicable laws. Lewis acknowledged the department's conclusion that Pirnie was not breaking any gun laws in his email telling Pirnie to move out.


    Sounds like a lawsuit to me.
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