Jackson Jambalaya

fat cats getting rich on the labor of illegals...stay out of jail!

Not sure what this story has to do with illegals, but am I the only one who noticed this was 'investigated by the Hinds County Sheriff's Department'?

I bet most of those firearms were stolen. Anyone recognize any of them?

Why does the press release use Ridgeland and Richland interchangeably as if they don't know it is two separate cities?

$20 says the gimmick 100 round clip, jams by the 10th shot.

The Smith & Wesson Model 49 Bodyguard is the most rare and valuable gun on the table.

Two generic ARs and a mix of polymer framed pistols that probably all came from unlocked pickup trucks in Madison and Rankin counites.

The crappy drum mag is $90 Made in Korea and jams so much it would save lives.

Glad this thug is locked up.

its not illegal to posess 100 round drum magazines

Did he get a pat on the back for the heroin?

So you mean criminals (he was a felon) don't obey gun laws? I had no idea. I just assumed if we had gun laws, that criminals would automatically obey them. Very eye-opening for me.

Richland needs to go back to Plain, the original name of the settlement.

They may have used Richland as a lot of these agencies have ATF/Drug Interdiction that work the tri-county area interchangeably. I think they have to have the help of local law enforcement or they use their info and tips. JPD was probably too incompetent to use.

@12:38

You'd have to run the serial numbers by the police or Feds. That is if the owner indeed reported them stolen.

That said these are the kinds of busts that Hinds county needs. There's more than enough prior felons out there with illegally obtained firearms. Not yet more legislation to burden the legal gun owner, but effective enforcement of the law as-is.

Obviously, we need more gun control laws.

I just noticed that AR15 at the top with the EOTech sight has a left side discharge upper receiver. Note the lack of dust cover, forward assist, and brass deflector.

That's got to be a little bit rare. Any southpaws out there recognize your stolen rifle? Contact the federal courthouse and you might get it back.

I also missed the 1911 on my first comment. Can anyone identify the markings?

Top rifle is left handed, ambi-safety, $500+ optic, Magpul furniture, fluted 18" target barrel. Was custom assembled, definitely stolen. Bottom rifle is has respectable parts on it, guaranteed stolen also. 1911 pistol looks like a Kimber, that's gonna be hot. The Springfield XD has a Streamlight maybe? Not junk, all stolen.

the SW Sporter I didn't have a dust cover or forward assist.

Believe the top AR is a Stag 3GL. It's not mine but looks just like it but with different optics. The 1911 also appears to have Crimson Trace grips. Appears the drum magazine is the only real junk on the board.

@KF
Nothing wrong with a slick side upper. But I bed your spent casing ejected from the right. I commented because you don't see anything on the right side of the upper. It is left handed as confirmed by the commenter.

People need to stop leaving their weapons in their vehicles. As mentioned before, it's a good bet these came from midnight capers in Rankin and Madison driveways.

@2:36
Opinions may vary if the Taurus is Junk

Obviously we need more guns. That’s the only thing that will stop all the gun violence, more guns!