Man charged after nearly 30 guns, thousands of rounds of ammunition found in home

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Man charged after nearly 30 guns, thousands of rounds of ammunition found in home

The suspect was not allowed to have guns due to a prior felony conviction.

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[FP1201]

Some people ...

Man charged after nearly 30 guns, thousands of rounds of ammunition found in home

The suspect was not allowed to have guns due to a prior felony conviction.

www.whio.com

Jeffrey Crutchfield was indicted by a Montgomery County Grand Jury on 40 counts of having weapons while under disability.
Is this just another term for "prohibited Person" or "convicted Felon"?
Nearest I can figure this is in Ohio.

 

[VietnamEraVet]

It is located in the Dayton, OH area.

 

[Saltwater60]

Jeffrey Crutchfield was indicted by a Montgomery County Grand Jury on 40 counts of having weapons while under disability.
Is this just another term for "prohibited Person" or "convicted Felon"?
Nearest I can figure this is in Ohio.

I’m at a loss for what that means as well. I guess if could mean he has a mental disability that lead him to be a prohibited person. Then they say for him having a felony conviction. I don’t know n

 

[JRtraderny]

Jeffrey Crutchfield was indicted by a Montgomery County Grand Jury on 40 counts of having weapons while under disability.
Is this just another term for "prohibited Person" or "convicted Felon"?
Nearest I can figure this is in Ohio.

No, a felony conviction itself isn't automatically called a disability under laws like the ADA, but it creates
legal disabilities (like losing voting rights, firearms, etc.), and can affect Social Security benefits if the medical impairment arose from the crime or incarceration; however, a felony conviction alone doesn't block SSDI/SSI if you meet medical criteria and aren't incarcerated, though your benefits can pause while jailed over 30 days.

 

[Vantrepes]

"Crutchfield was not allowed to have guns due to a prior felony conviction"
Pretty sure they are referring to a legal disability aka prohibited persons.

 

[Mk44]

This story say: He’s not allowed to have guns because he’s a convicted felon. Cops were called to his residence because of a domestic violence and found the guns during the investigation.
Sheriff: Ohio man indicted on 40 counts of having weapons under disability

maybe he has mental issues which leads to domestic violence. Idk

 

[FRANKIE]

Wow!
A little short on ammo.
At least 1 case per firearm. Should have been 10’s of thousands of rounds.
Not bad for someone on the shit list none the less.

 

[GOPerfect]

I’m at a loss for what that means as well. I guess if could mean he has a mental disability that lead him to be a prohibited person. Then they say for him having a felony conviction. I don’t know n

In law, "while under disability" means a person is legally restricted from certain activities, most commonly possessing firearms, due to specific disqualifying conditions like felony convictions, domestic violence orders, drug dependency, or being deemed mentally incompetent. It's a legal status that removes certain rights (like gun ownership or even voting/holding office) because a person is deemed unfit due to past actions or current conditions, impacting their capacity to exercise those rights responsibly.

 

[fresch]

In law, "while under disability" means a person is legally restricted from certain activities, most commonly possessing firearms, due to specific disqualifying conditions like felony convictions, domestic violence orders, drug dependency, or being deemed mentally incompetent. It's a legal status that removes certain rights (like gun ownership or even voting/holding office) because a person is deemed unfit due to past actions or current conditions, impacting their capacity to exercise those rights responsibly.

Sooo, should be in some sort of prison; seeing they can't be trusted .

 

[Saltwater60]

In law, "while under disability" means a person is legally restricted from certain activities, most commonly possessing firearms, due to specific disqualifying conditions like felony convictions, domestic violence orders, drug dependency, or being deemed mentally incompetent. It's a legal status that removes certain rights (like gun ownership or even voting/holding office) because a person is deemed unfit due to past actions or current conditions, impacting their capacity to exercise those rights responsibly.

I’ve never seen it that way in a new article. Thanks.

 

[Robin]

Not even Nerf guns?
Robin

 

[Zerex]

When you apply to the DOJ/ATF/FEDS to restore your gun rights.................it is called "a relief from disability"..................

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