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@Sad_Face posted...

The officer is one hell of a douche. There's enforcing the law, and then there's interpreting the situation. She was nearly killed by her husband. She's not going to want to take chances as she is in fact fearing for her life. The officer should have explained to her that they couldn't take the guns under those pretenses would be illegal and jeopardize her case against her husband and put them all under fire. Then he should have her send the guns back, but also make it clear to her that they would see it through that he would obey the law.

You gotta remember the reason why we have laws in the first place. They are there to protect the people. But you also need to recognize when following the law contradicts the motive. Don't just follow the law, interpret the law.

You don't seem to understand, when you have a restraining order placed against someone, that restraining order goes both ways. Her going to his house alone was a violation, on top of breaking and entering which was already a crime.

So yeah, when your ex-wife starts harassing you the cops will arrest her for violating the restraining order.
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