The ruling comes Friday in the case of Tom Le, an Asian-Canadian man who was arrested by police at a west Toronto housing complex in May 2012. A nervous Le fled but he was soon tackled and apprehended a short distance away with a bag containing a loaded handgun, cocaine and a considerable amount of cash.The Supremes just let the aforementioned Mr Le walk.
At his trial, he argued the police violated his constitutional rights to be free from arbitrary detention and unreasonable search and that the evidence should be excluded.It gets better... by which I mean worse...
Two years ago, he was convicted of possession of a firearm and received time served — 45 days pre-sentence custody — and a $10 fine. A social media posting for Ming lists him as a “marketing co-ordinator.”Meanwhile, every single day, myself and every other PAL holder in Canada is run through the CPIC criminal database.
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RELATED: The war on law-abiding citizens continues...
The Daily Mail quoted Obama saying, “Gun laws in the United States don’t make much sense. Anybody can buy any weapon, anytime without, you know, without much if any regulation. They can buy over the Internet. They can buy machine guns.”The real gold, of course, is in the comments...
There are a number of problems with Obama’s claims.
"I think it's a lot easier for a worthless, American hating, Alinsky-loving, community organizer from Kenya to become President."**********
LAST WORD: Better hope they have...
...mega liability insurance...
College Suspends [Black, single mother, btw] Woman for Posing in Photo With Legally-Owned GunAnybody else smell a civil rights violation?