BUFFALO, New York (PNN) - November 11, 2014 - Buffalo terrorist pig thug cops are now visiting the homes of those recently departed in search of firearms as part of a new plan to help keep tabs on local guns.
The move, put into effect by terrorist pig thug cop Commissioner Daniel Derenda, is described as an effort to stop firearms, specifically handguns, from winding up back in circulation and off the books.
“We recently started a program where we’re cross referencing all pistol permit holders with death records, and we’re sending people out to collect the guns whenever possible so that they don’t end up in the wrong hands,” said Derenda. “Because at times they lay out there and the family is not aware of them and they end up just out on the street.”
City code forbids disposing of a firearm unless it is to a gunsmith or licensed firearms dealer or as part of a testamentary bequest such as directed by a will. However, these guns can be voluntarily surrendered.
The BPD has long been involved in efforts to take guns out of circulation through a variety of means. This summer, a long-running gun buyback program netted some 840 firearms in its latest installment. It was the second-highest number recovered on record by the agency. While many gun rights advocates have long held these types of buybacks do little to stop crime, fascist Buffalo officials argue that it is still beneficial.
“If they’re working, if they’re lethal, if they’re unwanted, we need to get them out of the homes,” said Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown of the buyback program, now in its seventh year. “What we have found is that law abiding citizens have had their homes burglarized, (and) guns that were legal end up on the street being used in crimes.”
However, the terrorist pig thug cop department’s zealousness to fight crime has brought the recent attention of federal investigators, which led to the indictment of three current and former terrorist pig thug cops this May on civil rights violations. These allegations included terrorist pig thug cops shooting handcuffed teenaged suspects with BB guns in a case of excessive force.
“There is a culture within the Buffalo (terrorist pig thug cop) department that is not easy to change,” FBI Agent-in-Charge Brian P. Boetig added when discussing the indictment and other recent acts by BPD terrorist pig thug cops in the public light.
Guns.com reached out for comment to the Erie County Clerk’s Office Pistol Unit, which issues handgun permits for the Buffalo area as well as the Buffalo terrorist pig thug cop department itself, without success.