Judge Instructs Marine Vet To Remove all guns from his home or he can not adopt his grandson
Jul 19, 2017 10:32:52 #
Judge Instructs Marine Vet To Remove all guns from his home or he can not adopt his grandson
When the state of Michigan asked William and Jill Johnson, a retired Marine and his tackle shop-owning wife, to be foster parents, they readily agreed.
After all, the child was their grandson, and the alternative was for him to go into foster care.
But during the course of the necessary paperwork for the placement, a local judge stunned them with the warning that they no longer would have all of their constitutional rights.
The judge explained bluntly: “We know we are violating numerous constitutional rights here, but if you do not comply, we will remove the boy from your home,” according to a complaint filed with the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan.
http://www.wnd.com/2017/07/judge-to-marine-foster-dad-ditch-guns-or-well-take-your-boy/#AHX4rQrVY7jljoqP.99
When the state of Michigan asked William and Jill Johnson, a retired Marine and his tackle shop-owning wife, to be foster parents, they readily agreed.
After all, the child was their grandson, and the alternative was for him to go into foster care.
But during the course of the necessary paperwork for the placement, a local judge stunned them with the warning that they no longer would have all of their constitutional rights.
The judge explained bluntly: “We know we are violating numerous constitutional rights here, but if you do not comply, we will remove the boy from your home,” according to a complaint filed with the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan.
http://www.wnd.com/2017/07/judge-to-marine-foster-dad-ditch-guns-or-well-take-your-boy/#AHX4rQrVY7jljoqP.99
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