Gun Dealer Taking Firearm and Ammunition Control Board to Court

Earlier this week, the Firearm and Ammunition Control Board announced in a press release that Abner Murillo has taken legal action against them. While Murillo isn’t sharing the details of his claim just yet, he says he wants the matter to play out fully in court. He also expressed concern over the board’s decision to go public with the lawsuit, suggesting it may have been premature.

 

Abner Murillo, Owner, Lock N’ Loaded

“I wish they would not have commented on the court matter. That is not something I want to bring the to the public and I hope you guys do share. There is a lot of things there that will make them look bad and I am not trying to make them look bad. Aright, if you don’t want to listen to me, you are a public servant. Go listen to the public. Go online and read the comments, listen to the vast majority. The vast majority are in agreement. I would say over ninety percent. Most comments would say ban all guns, take away the guns. We have a very high crime rate. The moment we don’t have crime, I myself will give up my guns, excepting my hunting, because I like to hunt and I like my game meat. But, if there was not a high crime rate there would be no need for special protection firearms. The moment we have  no crime I could close down my shop. But it is not about that. It is not about me. It is about the process that has become so frustrating.”