Dave01 wrote:Molon_labe wrote:
Stacks of high-powered firearms were placed on tables for the media to view.
This made me angry, regardless of whether Cav arms is actually guilty of fraud and/or money laundering. They stack up a bunch of guns for a nice photo op so they can pat themselves on the back. The problem is these are not illegal weapons taken from the hands of violent criminals, they're inventory! This type of media pandering makes the situation out to be more than it really is, but I'm sure that is exactly what they were after.
I agree why would they need to be stacking up a bunch of rifles on tables if the investigation is for fraud and money laundering,what happened to due process,innocent til proven guilty,cases are being tried in the media before the guy or gal is even arrested
