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You're right, I can't seem to read the story without a subscription.

But with the facts presented as above, I don't see how such charges would hold water. There would have to be something else, like someone in the clinic told him to leave first, or when he first registered he signed a registration document that had the correct 30.06 verbiage on it. (Seems unlikely to me).

At this point in the CHL law's history, I don't see any respectable reason that the police would get this wrong.