father to be investigated
- Thread starter Old_Me
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Annihilator
Emissary
He should be, something just isn’t kosher here.
Keystone19250
SAINT
Correct me if I’m wrong but wasn’t it the shooters family that called the police on there son for threatening with knives? If so why would the father sign off and allow him to buy guns??
My opinion is the shooters past threatening should have Red Flagged him against any firearm purchases.
Total FUBAR!!!!!
If I hear the statement
“fell through the cracks” again I will lose my mind.
My opinion is the shooters past threatening should have Red Flagged him against any firearm purchases.
Total FUBAR!!!!!
If I hear the statement
“fell through the cracks” again I will lose my mind.
Pitdogg2
Professional
Correct me if I’m wrong but wasn’t it the shooters family that called the police on there son for threatening with knives? If so why would the father sign off and allow him to buy guns??
My opinion is the shooters past threatening should have Red Flagged him against any firearm purchases.
Total FUBAR!!!!!
If I hear the statement
“fell through the cracks” again I will lose my mind.
Must'of fallen through the cracks..........
They must have changed the law at some point here in the last decade or so years. I never had to sign for my kids when they got theirs when they were 15-16. That would have been lates 90's and 2000's for them.
I certainly know for a fact my father never signed for me in 1975....
Not for sure on the timeline. No Red FlagCorrect me if I’m wrong but wasn’t it the shooters family that called the police on there son for threatening with knives? If so why would the father sign off and allow him to buy guns??
My opinion is the shooters past threatening should have Red Flagged him against any firearm purchases.
Total FUBAR!!!!!
If I hear the statement
“fell through the cracks” again I will lose my mind.
BreakingWind
Master Class
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I don't ascribe to the "sins of the father" style of law enforcement. The form they are talking about was signed over 3 years ago to start the FOID process. He is over 21 and got the weapons on his own.
OK, I won't say it but it appears they are investigating the father to redirect everyones attention from their incompotence yet again.If I hear the statement
“fell through the cracks” again I will lose my mind.
I don't ascribe to the "sins of the father" style of law enforcement. The form they are talking about was signed over 3 years ago to start the FOID process. He is over 21 and got the weapons on his own.
TidalWave
Professional
It’s a redirect.
The father’s liability only applied to matters occurring while the son was under 21, not the rest of his life.
Old_Me
SAINT
maybe that's what they will check deeper into, the time lines, of any incidents that should have prompted a red flag.
Keystone19250
SAINT
I know nothing about the FOID card so I’ll step aside from anymore comments or speculation.
Wirenut
Hellcat
Can I apply for a FOID Card if I am less than 21 years old?
Yes, a minor can apply for a FOID Card as long as they have a sponsor who is a parent or legal guardian. The parent or legal guardian does not have to have a FOID Card, but must be eligible for a FOID Card. The parent or legal guardian must also sign an affidavit, HAVE THE AFFIDAVIT NOTARIZED, and attach it to the application.
Annihilator
Emissary
Ohio doesn’t have any of this crap, you just have to be 18 for a rifle and 21 for a handgun, but I see probably soon you will have to also be 21 for a rifle
Old_Me
SAINT
yes, my state just passed the age of 21 to be able to buy ammo, handguns, and rifles.
Keystone19250
SAINT
So what does FOID stand for?
Annihilator
Emissary
Not sure
Old_Me
SAINT
Firearms...Owner......ID