Woman Killed While Protected by Protective Order

[bmore_ken]

Like criminals need arming?

You just want to make it easier and legal, is that it?

[markh]

Okay, sorry I didn't think so by that picture.

"Katie Hadel, a 1998 graduate of Franklin High School who married Craig Gordon four years ago, was a stay-at-home mother to their 3-year-old daughter, Ava Gordon, ..."

[Spot72]

Savage act, animal filth.

[demopublican]

Savage act, animal filth.

Yep. That about sums it up.

[Brian]

I just can't believe that he did that when there was a protective order in place. Perhaps we need a new law stating that you have to obey the law,that will protect us about as much as new gun laws.

[Jeebus]

I just can't believe that he did that when there was a protective order in place. Perhaps we need a new law stating that you have to obey the law,that will protect us about as much as new gun laws.

And let's make it illegal to be mean to people.

[bmore_ken]

I just can't believe that he did that when there was a protective order in place. Perhaps we need a new law stating that you have to obey the law,that will protect us about as much as new gun laws.

So you want to arm convicted criminals too?

[demopublican]

So you want to arm convicted criminals too?

Depends on the crime. Obviously any violent crime convictions should eliminate consideration for Concealed Carry permits or handgun licenses. And anything that is indicative of significant mental health or addictions. But not all crimes should preclude gun ownership.

[octoburn]

Depends on the crime. Obviously any violent crime convictions should eliminate consideration for Concealed Carry permits or handgun licenses. And anything that is indicative of significant mental health or addictions. But not all crimes should preclude gun ownership.

What about a robbery conviction and other charges?

[bmore_ken]

Depends on the crime. Obviously any violent crime convictions should eliminate consideration for Concealed Carry permits or handgun licenses. And anything that is indicative of significant mental health or addictions. But not all crimes should preclude gun ownership.

Ummm??????

Her robbery conviction disqualified her from possessing a firearm.

[Cameron]

What about a robbery conviction and other charges?

Ummm??????

A person convicted of a non-violent crime should lose the right to defend his life?

What interest does the government have in denying the RKBA simply because somebody is convicted of a crime?

Can they also lose the right to free speech?

To go to church?

To have a jury trial?

[bmore_ken]

A person convicted of a non-violent crime should lose the right to defend his life?

So let me get this straight. You want a convicted robber to own a gun? Do I have that right?

[Cameron]

So let me get this straight. You want a convicted robber to own a gun?

What if he's a convicted embezzler? Are you more comfortable with white collar felonies?

How does a person lose the right to defend his life?

Commit one crime and become a lifelong target?

Do I have that right?

NO --- everybody but you.

[demopublican]

What about a robbery conviction and other charges?

I was speaking in general terms. If I was making the rules I would include robbery as a disqualifying crime. Shoplifting: no. Speeding: No. Open container: No. DWI: Yes, Armed Robbery: Yes, Assault: Yes, Bank Fraud: No Possession of pot: No, Drug Dealing: Yes

[musicmd]

So where's the "blame the cops" crowd, still sleeping I'd wager. If the punk was violent, wouldn't you go into hiding instead of thinking a piece of paper was going to protect you? It never ends.

Go back to sleep.

[Brian]

So you want to arm convicted criminals too?

Where have you been,there has always been a law for that.

[bmore_ken]

Where have you been,there has always been a law for that.

There's a law to legally arm criminals?

[bmore_ken]

What if he's a convicted embezzler? Are you more comfortable with white collar felonies?

This thread isn't about an embezzler

[Sprightly]

I'm not sure why the brutal death of this young woman turned into a gun debate. However, how about this? Maybe she didn't want to own a gun? Youn know, some people are not comfortable handling one much less the thought of pulling the trigger.

I've been saying for years on this forum that "protection order" are not worth the paper they are printed on and victims shouldn't believe otherwise.

[bmore_ken]

I'm not sure why the brutal death of this young woman turned into a gun debate.

It started here

If she had had a gun, she might still be alive.