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SoCalMusicLover

(3,194 posts)
Fri Jan 6, 2017, 06:01 PM Jan 2017

Nice Try Blaming Canada

If only he had been coming from Canada. NOPE!! He came from gun loving Alaska. He is a gun loving patriot that may have been in the National Guard.

He's an American, through and through. Just exercising his rights to carry a gun in his bag, and use when necessary.

Let this be a warning to those who are unfortunate enough to get into an argument with someone. Whether in a car, or on a plane. It may be your last argument.

Guns can solve any dispute. ANY Dispute.

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Nice Try Blaming Canada (Original Post) SoCalMusicLover Jan 2017 OP
Who? The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2017 #1
Shooter in Florida airport Angry Dragon Jan 2017 #4
and cause so much more sorrow Angry Dragon Jan 2017 #2
From what I can tell with very little info, one is not allowed to transport a handgun through Canada HoneyBadger Jan 2017 #3
What About On Connecting Flight In Checked Bag? SoCalMusicLover Jan 2017 #5
Can you explain what you're talking about LittleBlue Jan 2017 #6
Earlier reports said the shooter arrived on an Air Canada flight from Canada. Eugene Jan 2017 #8
He was in the National Guard malaise Jan 2017 #7
CTV is calling them on it malaise Jan 2017 #9
 

HoneyBadger

(2,297 posts)
3. From what I can tell with very little info, one is not allowed to transport a handgun through Canada
Fri Jan 6, 2017, 06:07 PM
Jan 2017

So was it a long gun? Or did he have military clearance.

Canada - Handguns cannot be transported to or through Canada. Non-restricted hunting rifles or competition firearms do not require specialized documentation. Please call the Canadian Firearms Program at 1-800-731-4000 for additional information on firearms to or from Canada. A U.S. Customs declaration issued before departing the U.S. is required before bringing your firearms back to the United States. We cannot accept rifles, shotguns and other firearms between the United States and Canada without the required documentation.

https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/special-baggage/transporting-firearms.aspx

 

SoCalMusicLover

(3,194 posts)
5. What About On Connecting Flight In Checked Bag?
Fri Jan 6, 2017, 06:09 PM
Jan 2017

If his flight merely connected in Canada, would that rule apply? He may not have even stopped there, but if he did, obviously it did not stop him from checking the gun through to FL.

 

LittleBlue

(10,362 posts)
6. Can you explain what you're talking about
Fri Jan 6, 2017, 06:09 PM
Jan 2017

How does the Ft Lauderdale shooting relate to Canada? Asking because I'm unable to follow it.

Eugene

(61,779 posts)
8. Earlier reports said the shooter arrived on an Air Canada flight from Canada.
Fri Jan 6, 2017, 06:25 PM
Jan 2017

A Broward County commisioner passed on this story to the press.
Air Canada has no record of flying this person from Canada
or allowing a gun in checked luggage.

EDIT: Additional reporting (CBS) is that he flew in from Alaska
with a stop in Minnesota. He arrived at FLL via Delta Airlines.

malaise

(268,553 posts)
7. He was in the National Guard
Fri Jan 6, 2017, 06:11 PM
Jan 2017

very recently honorably discharged - had a pending minor charge in court. The timeing between the discharge and the fact that the case comes up in March is interesting. Still I love how some are pushing the line that he's a home grown terrorist.

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