A man arrested on suspicion of selling narcotics also had a loaded handgun in his car, according to Lodi police.
Robert Wiles of Lodi was driving his Honda Civic on Saturday when he was stopped for a moving violation at the intersection of Kettleman Lane and Hutchins Street, Lt. Bill Alexander said.
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Doug Chaney posted at 9:43 pm on Fri, Jan 4, 2013.
Nice to hear from you, Richard! The gun problem will never go away as long as they're as easy to get as they are today and the careless owners that are easy prey that leave firearms in many common hiding areas for burglars or auto prowlers to easily take and sell anywhere, no questions asked. Responsible firearms owners are the only answer to gun safety and control. As a North Dakota youngster, age five, my cousins and family were taught the safe use of firearms, ours for hunting for meat for our dinner table, mainly deer, rabbit and pheasants. We were taught to never point a firearm at anyone or anything unless you were going to pull the trigger. Happy new year to you and your family! Be safe.
Richard Turner posted at 11:26 am on Fri, Jan 4, 2013.
Karma always comes back to get you !!! This bum and Gary Howard broke into my apartment and assaulted me and my wife in the middle of the night ...almost 17 years ago !!! It has nothing to do with gun control ...this guy didn't acquire his gun legally !!! I have the right to bare arms and will do so in a safe and appropriate manner !!! Don't punish me ....punish the criminals !!!
Todd Cronin posted at 1:27 pm on Thu, Jan 3, 2013.
"Happiness is a warm gun"
(bangbang, shootshoot)
Doug Chaney posted at 8:56 am on Thu, Jan 3, 2013.
Ms. Parigoris, the sky is falling again? Those who constantly insttill fear in others are part of the problem.
Kim Parigoris posted at 6:14 am on Thu, Jan 3, 2013.
This is real gun control..taking it out of the hands of a felon who acquired the weapon illegally. Taking guns out of the hands of law abiding citizens will do nothing. People like this will STILL acquire the guns illegally and perpetrate ctimes with them. Gun control will do nothing..A crackhead with a loaded gun...Arresting officer is lucky he lived to write up the report.