Retired Judge nabbed for illegal CCW

.45 Vet

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Saw story on a local Pittsburgh station last night before leaving for work. Seems the judge left a family argument and returned later with a loaded auto on his side. A neighbor tipped the police and presto --- 15 minutes of fame.

Nice also how he hid his face while entering the patrol car,(un-cuffed). Reporter claims investigation shows that the fire-arm wasn't even registered to the ex-benchman. Paper-trail lead police to original owner, who claims the gun was sold years ago.... :eek:
 

HCfan

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Does PA have registration?

And if it was illegal because it was hidden, how did the neighbor know the firearm was there?

Just curious since I don't know the laws of PA.
 

JuanCarlos

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And if it was illegal because it was hidden, how did the neighbor know the firearm was there?

Printing? Not entirely concealed? Generally states that require permits for concealed weapons consider even partial concealment by clothes to be illegal without one.
 

mvpel

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There was a case in Kansas that shot a big hole in the partial concealment equals concealment argument, as I recall.
 
Does Pennsylvania have open carry in lieu of a CCW?

I didn't think that they did.

I'm not up on PA laws anymore since I no longer live there.
 
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