Die Judicii wrote::lol:
Speaking of "holes" in legal documents,,,,,,,,,,,,
Check this pic out.
A classic F@CK UP by the SA Police.
Three months (yes, 3 months) AFTER a family tragedy occurred, the local copper from where I used to live, was instructed from his hierarchy to come and take my firearms.
When I asked why,,,,,,,,,,, he apologized, and said to me that after what had happened there were fears that I might "top" myself.
I just laughed and said Your pretty slow off the mark, and besides, if I was gonna do that,,,, I would have done it 3 months ago.
But he still had his orders to take the firearms, which he did.
After this monumental stuff up was sorted out a week later, and when I went to collect them, these are the stickers that were attached to each f/arm.
"FIREARM (IMITATION)" Not to forget the "BOLD ACTION"
To add insult to injury, some of my firearms were also damaged.
Cast your mind back. Did you or anyone close to you visit a doctor and complain of depression or even hint at suicidal ideation?
Your doctor is then compelled to report the matter and the wheels of bureaucracy start turning.
You can't blame the doctor, he probably would like to keep practicing and enjoying an income and at the most human level he would not want to be responsible for not preventing a potential tragedy.
You must be very careful what you say to any health professional regarding feelings of depression or related symptoms such as a need for long term pain management.
It is very beneficial to have a long term, very friendly relationship with your doctor.
In the course of my employment I have been present at a group medical practice where a doctor in the middle of a consultation has come out and quietly asked the receptionist to "ring the police, xxxxxxx is suffering from ED, they need to take away his guns".