N.J. man found guilty in killing of 3 bears outside his home
ANDOVER — A Sparta man has been found guilty of illegally killing three bears outside his home and ordered to pay a total of $4,332 in fines and restitution, according to a report in the New Jersey Herald. During a trial in Andover Joint Municipal Court in November and December, Robert Ehling, 78, had claimed he…
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So in other words, his neighbors testified that they were afraid of him because they saw him engaging in perfectly lawful activity on his own property?
Note: it is not illegal to carry a gun on your own property.
Devine said what Ehling did constituted the acts of “a vigilante, usurping the rights of the state,”
Rights of the State? I think he’s got something backwards.
I’m perplexed ….. “having a loaded firearm within 450 feet of an occupied building”…excuse my naivete but what law is that? In NJ your allowed to carry a loaded firearm on your person in, around your home (on your property) or place of business you own.