post state of emergency shooting

**c45man** · July 24th, 2010, 09:03 PM

Hours after the lifting of the state of emergency, a young man was shot in Chester. Tragic, I suppose the city did not start their planned gun buy-back program soon enough. A $100. store gift certificate for a gun would of made the difference.

**Conglomeration Al** · August 17th, 2010, 02:51 PM

Originally Posted by c45man

Hours after the lifting of the state of emergency, a young man was shot in Chester. Tragic, I suppose the city did not start their planned gun buy-back program soon enough. A $100. store gift certificate for a gun would of made the difference.

Hell, if a gun buy back in Chester ever does happen let me know! I'll set up a table right next to theirs offering $125 for a gun!!

**c45man** · August 20th, 2010, 12:26 PM

Well, a few weeks ago a buyback did occur in chester. $100. coupon for purchases at a local drug store in return for a turned in gun, no questions asked. To no surprise to anyone with more than a half brain, the shootings in that city continue. So much for turning in guns for denture cream, greeting cards, and jumbo candy bars.

**mredder351** · August 20th, 2010, 08:20 PM

It amazes me that the city of Chester is willing to spend money on a gun "buy-back" program, but won't shell out the money for more cops/patrols. These criminals seem to be taunting the mayor and the cops. Every time they have a "peace-outing", someone gets shot or killed.

Criminal-on-criminal crime does not phase me in the least. Let them kill each other.

It's a shame when infants and innocent bystanders get shot.

I only hope a real solution is found......and soon.