NYPD seizes gun collection, ‘unprecedented’ amount of ammo

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NYPD seizes gun collection, ‘unprecedented’ amount of ammo
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By: Chris Eger
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Officers with the 81st Precinct in the Bayside area of Queens seized over 60 guns and quantity of ammunition from an area man after a tip about illegal weapons.
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Queens District Attorney Richard Brown announced Monday that Ronald Drabman, 60, was arrested over the weekend and charged with a staggering 110 weapons violations, mostly for criminal possession. Following a search warrant of his home’s basement, authorities seized 45 long arms, 23 pistols, a zip gun, a couple of airguns and 50,000 rounds of ammunition.
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“The defendant is accused of using his home as a warehouse for illegal firearms – along with tens of thousands of rounds of live ammunition,” Brown said. “This stockpile of weapons poses a great risk to the residents of Queens. It is extremely disturbing to find such an arsenal of firearms in a residential community.”
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NYPD Chief of Intelligence Thomas Galati said the gun bust was one of the largest in the department’s history from a single individual and well as what he described as an “unprecedented amount of ammunition.”
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The firearms shown off at the conference included a number of collectible arms or at least guns rarely seen in Queens. Among these are an AR with what looks like a Colt Light Machine Gun front end, a Mossberg bullpup shotgun, and a Franchi SPAS-12. One of the rifles seems to be a fairly rare Italian BM59 in a Nigerian pistol grip stock while a Mauser 1934 Pocket Model, Walther P-38, and a Browning Hi-Power rest on table display of pistols.
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If convicted, Drabman faces up to 25 years in prison.
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Read More and view photos of the confiscated weapons: NYPD seizes gun collection, 'unprecedented' amount of ammo (PHOTOS)
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My Thoughts:
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Since when is it against the law to have any number of gun’s or ammo?
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Unless he had a non-federally approved machine gun or restricted gun, he has a right to have those guns and ammo, no matter how many/much that he has.
 
NYPD seizes gun collection, ‘unprecedented’ amount of ammo
.
By: Chris Eger
.
Officers with the 81st Precinct in the Bayside area of Queens seized over 60 guns and quantity of ammunition from an area man after a tip about illegal weapons.
.
Queens District Attorney Richard Brown announced Monday that Ronald Drabman, 60, was arrested over the weekend and charged with a staggering 110 weapons violations, mostly for criminal possession. Following a search warrant of his home’s basement, authorities seized 45 long arms, 23 pistols, a zip gun, a couple of airguns and 50,000 rounds of ammunition.
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“The defendant is accused of using his home as a warehouse for illegal firearms – along with tens of thousands of rounds of live ammunition,” Brown said. “This stockpile of weapons poses a great risk to the residents of Queens. It is extremely disturbing to find such an arsenal of firearms in a residential community.”
.
NYPD Chief of Intelligence Thomas Galati said the gun bust was one of the largest in the department’s history from a single individual and well as what he described as an “unprecedented amount of ammunition.”
.
The firearms shown off at the conference included a number of collectible arms or at least guns rarely seen in Queens. Among these are an AR with what looks like a Colt Light Machine Gun front end, a Mossberg bullpup shotgun, and a Franchi SPAS-12. One of the rifles seems to be a fairly rare Italian BM59 in a Nigerian pistol grip stock while a Mauser 1934 Pocket Model, Walther P-38, and a Browning Hi-Power rest on table display of pistols.
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If convicted, Drabman faces up to 25 years in prison.
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Read More and view photos of the confiscated weapons: NYPD seizes gun collection, 'unprecedented' amount of ammo (PHOTOS)
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My Thoughts:
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Since when is it against the law to have any number of gun’s or ammo?
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Unless he had a non-federally approved machine gun or restricted gun, he has a right to have those guns and ammo, no matter how many/much that he has.

Well his main fault was he lived in that ******* state of NY, I know how bad it is that’s why I left


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Wow, nice collection. He must have stolen them from the street hoods that are known to use historic relics to raise H***. Now, many of the cops wll be able tp add them to their collections. Or, sell them back on the street. Their are many collectors on the streets of NY, most of them are wearing hoodies.
 

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