Liberty State against several Ammunation Owners

[Norrage]

Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


LIBERTY STATE AGAINST SEVERAL AMMUNATION OWNERS

SECTION I. SUMMARY
With the come of new laws, the LCPD and NOOSE have checked several Ammunations in Broker, Algonquin and Alderney. We came to the conclusion that the following owners still have military-class weapons and guns that need a license from court in stock:
- Mane Lucchese;
- Zeus Lucchese;
- Dani Genovese.


SECTION II. ACTS VIOLATED
All acts below are stated in the Laws of Liberty City.

Act 10.4
A person is not allowed to possess a weapon he is not authorised to possess by either the court or a LEO. Such person would be guilty of illegal possession of a firearm.

Act 10.5
A person is not allowed to import, export, transport, manufacture, sell, promote, buy or give or receive a weapon from or to another person. Such person would be guilty of illegal firearms trafficking.
Exception is for registered weapon dealers approved by the court.

SECTION III. EVIDENCE

Exhibit #1:
Owner Mane Lucchese selling prohibited weapons at his shop

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Exhibit #2:
Owner Zeus Lucchese selling prohibited weapons at his shop

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Exhibit #3:
Owner Dani Genovese selling prohibited weapons at his shop

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SECTION IV. CHARGES AND DEMANDS
Charge #1:
Distribution of prohibited firearms.

Demand #1:
Removal and ban on selling prohibited firearms in all shops listed above.

If the defendants are not willing to remove all prohibited firearms from their shops, the LCPD and NOOSE will continue to sue them and demand refunds, and sue the shop owner on Act. 10.5


Signed,

Emily Sanderson LCPD Chief of Police N.O.O.S.E. Commander

Gregory Parker LCPD Deputy Chief N.O.O.S.E. CIU Inspector

Bass Kolta LCPD Command Advisor N.O.O.S.E. TRU Commander

[James Conway]

Since the new laws were published without notice, I will give these firearm dealers the opportunity to remove the army grade (see the law for this) weapons. Mane Lucchese, Zeus Lucchese and Dani Genovese have 7 days to remove the army grade weapons from their weaponshops.

[Norrage]

Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


DATE: 30.01.2017
FROM: LCPD Chief of Police / N.O.O.S.E. Commander Emily Sanderson
TO: Temporary Judge James Conway


SUBJECT: INFORMING THE DEFENDANTS

Honorable Judge,

The LCPD would like to thank the court for its decision. It will do it's best to inform all three defendants about this matter.


Signed,

Emily Sanderson
LCPD Chief of Police
N.O.O.S.E. Commander

[superh2o]

Lucchese Company Lawyer Manojlo Baić
Seymour Ave
Willis, Dukes
Liberty City
30.January 2017

Liberty Supreme Court
Liberty State

Dear court

I'm Mane_Lucchese lawyer of Lucchese Company, and holder of one of the named Ammonations, with all respect to the court we must ask for a minimum of 2 weeks before we are obliged to remove any traces of previously legal now illegal weapons.
 Our two stores hold around 400 pieces of now illegal guns, we are unable to remove them from the stores in such short time as one week, without the risk of part of guns ends up on the street, additionally none ammonations was given a chance to apply for a license for legal gun trade, Lucchese Company admires the effort of the police but in this case they were too fast, but as it seems they are trying very hard to put the guns in city under control we offer a buyout of all guns that are now illegal to LCPD for 80% of the current price, exact numbers will be available in few days when we count the total's in both ammonations, in case of a BO Lucchese Company would with the escort from the LCPD hand over all guns from stores into hands of LCPD Chief of Police / N.O.O.S.E. Commander Emily Sanderson.

Lucchese Company lawyer Mane_Lucchese

[James Conway]

Granted, Mane Lucchese, Zeus Lucchese and Dani Genovese now have 14 days to remove the army grade weapons from their weapon shops.

[Norrage]

Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


DATE: 30.01.2017
FROM: LCPD Chief of Police / N.O.O.S.E. Commander Emily Sanderson
TO: Temporary Judge James Conway, Ammunation Owners


SUBJECT: ADDITIONAL REQUEST

Honorable Judge,

With the granted 14 days to remove the army grade weaons from their weapon shops, we do not have the problem solved with prohibited guns being roulated throughout the city. Therefor the LCPD and NOOSE request an additional ensurance by all weapon shops to ensure the court and the LCPD that they will not sell any prohibited weapons untill they have been removed from their shops.

If the LCPD or NOOSE catch the weapon shops selling these guns in the coming 14 days, we will proceed to sueing the weapon shops.

Waiting for both of your responses.


Signed,

Emily Sanderson
LCPD Chief of Police
N.O.O.S.E. Commander

[superh2o]

Lucchese Company Lawyer Manojlo Baić
Seymour Ave
Willis, Dukes
Liberty City
30.January 2017

Liberty Supreme Court
Liberty State

Dear court

First i must say thanks to the court for hearing us out and allowing us extra time to remove guns in a safe way.
Now it seems that LCPD is not aware of large amounts of guns both Lucchese Stores have, we cant guarantee that a single piece of now illegal weapons wont find its way to the street, we can guarantee they will all be taken out from store and put in storage's in 14 days other then that we cant make any promises as its simply impossible.

Lucchese Company lawyer Mane_Lucchese

[Surena]

Genovese Company Manager Alligator
Cariboo Ave
Westdyke, Alderney
Liberty City
31 January 2017

Liberty Supreme Court
Liberty State

Dear court,

I`m Babe_Genovese, manager of the Genovese Family Company, and one of the (not anymore) stocked Ammunation holders in Liberty City. Hereby I want to announce that our store is cleaned up from any illegal weapons by destroying them with hydraulic pressure and throwing them away in the ocean far... far away from the city. The store is ready for a check if needed.

Genovese Company,
Manager Babe_Genovese

[Norrage]

Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


DATE: 31.01.2017
FROM: LCPD Chief of Police / N.O.O.S.E. Commander Emily Sanderson
TO: Temporary Judge James Conway, Genovese Company Manager Alligator


SUBJECT: CONFIRMATION

Honorable Judge,

The LCPD would like to confirm the removal of prohibited weapons in the shop owned by Dani Genovese.


Signed,

Emily Sanderson
LCPD Chief of Police
N.O.O.S.E. Commander

[James Conway]

Code: [Select]

Act 10.5
A person is not allowed to import, export, transport, manufacture, sell, promote, buy or give or receive a weapon from or to another person. Such person would be guilty of illegal firearms trafficking.
Exception is for registered weapon dealers approved by the court.
As of now, all three known ammu-nation stores are registered weapon dealers. These are the following:

• Dillon St. Montauk Ammu-nation
• Cavity Lane, Bismarck Ave Ammu-nation
• Odhner Ave, Traeger road Ammu-nation

This means they are now allowed to do what act. 10.5 says. However, be aware that act 10.3 and act 10.4 are very much alive. Individuals cannot possess and sell the illegal weapons and can be prosecuted for this. Also new weapon dealers have to get permission from the court to sell the weapons stated in act 10.3.

The three ammu-nations stated above are already known weapon dealers for a long time and they have proven their service to the state. They are therefor registered weapon dealers from now on.

I'd like to thank the LCPD for acting quickly on this. They are the real protectors of Liberty City.

Case dismissed.