Florida Abusing Red Flag Law over 2,500

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5 times a day

[bogey1]

Its a good reason to exercise your 2nd amendment right.

[Nickel Plated]

2500 times in one year. How many dead cops so far? 0? Those are ROOKIE numbers. They need to pump those numbers up. Floridaman needs to step up his game.
Seriously, what happened to "We will not comply" and "Cold dead hands"?

At 2500 per year I expect to see flag covered caskets paraded through town EVERY DAY. Highly disappointed in Florida.

Someone needs to start compiling lists of cops who participated and posting them online with as much personal info as possible.
We can make lists too MFers.

[Gun]

How many dead cops so far? 0? Those are ROOKIE numbers. They need to pump those numbers up. Floridaman needs to step up his game.
Seriously, what happened to "We will not comply" and "Cold dead hands"?

So, that's the solution?

Be careful what you say.

[ideaman]

Good evidence for the SCOTUS.

[USMC3531]

Dont misunderstand me, I dont like the red flag bs at all. But how many of these 2500 would have lost their rights anyway (ie real criminals)

[Gun]

Dont misunderstand me, I dont like the red flag bs at all. But how many of these 2500 would have lost their rights anyway (ie real criminals)

IIRC, about 700 were tied to criminal investigations.

And the time span was a year and a half, but, ...

[PAcarrier]

Dont misunderstand me, I dont like the red flag bs at all. But how many of these 2500 would have lost their rights anyway (ie real criminals)

Video said 75% weren't justified. That's way too many.

I don't like red flags at all, but I think that while the "laws" are on the books, they at least need to have accountability attached. Meaning, if someone calls in the red flag, they'll be held responsible for any outcomes. Including any deaths or injuries.

But since Dims led the way on this, they of course don't have a clue what accountability is.

[Delkal]

Florida has a population of 20million. If 2500 people lost their gun rights that work out to 0.012% of the citizens. I believe many more than that commit murder or violent felonies every year.


How many people in Florida lost their right last year?

I assume most of us agree a few bad gun owners probably shouldn't have one. What percent is that and when should we start to worry (not 0.012%)

[Gun]

Interesting, the largest populated county had only 127 issued, but the 2nd largest county, just north of Dade, Broward County had 327 issued.