It must be time again

To punish the law abiding Massachusetts firearms owners some more

Boston is moving to fire the anti-crime advocate who prosecutors say was handling an illegal high-capacity firearm moments before his girlfriend was shot in the head.

City street worker Jeremy Harrison, 28, pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges of possessing a large-capacity firearm, a firearm with a defaced serial number, a firearm without a federal identification card, and ammunition without a federal identification card, and improper storage of a firearm in the presence of a minor.

Dorchester District Court Judge James Coffey ordered him held on $50,000 cash bail.

Prosecutor Dana Pierce said police are trying to determine how the woman was shot. She called it “troubling” that a man hired by the city to teach violence prevention to youths had a loaded, unlicensed gun.

Boston Centers for Youth and Families spokeswoman Sandy Holden said Harrison’s termination hearing is set for sometime this week.

It must be nice being a government employee. If I took a firearm to my place of employment, I’d be fired on the spot, no hearing necessary.

Found via the JWF

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3 Responses to It must be time again

  1. Rivrdog says:

    Heya, Phil, you COULD be a cop, forget and leave your service pistol home, have to go sniveling to the Sergeant, borrow one to do your shift with, and have the Sergeant spill the beans at Roll-Call Briefing.

    That has happened to every career LEO I know, at least once.

  2. Mollbot says:

    Or you could be the Chief of Police in Seattle and leave your service gun in an unlocked car to be stolen.

  3. Anon says:

    What is this crapola about a ‘Federal identification Card’ ?

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