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Wednesday, 3 April 2013

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Subject:Navy Vet David Schmecker Has Guns Confiscated By Force In Connecticut - The VA instigated this!

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VIDEO NEWS ALERT :: Navy Vet David Schmecker Has Guns Confiscated By Force In Connecticut The VA instigated this!

Below: Personal Message from David Schmecker, Navy Veteran
David A. Schmecker, a 50 year-old, honorably discharged Navy veteran with no criminal past and no previous history of any mental disorder, had his gun permit revoked and his guns forcefully confiscated by police without true cause or reasonable justification.
David was not arrested, but was forced to submit to a stressful interrogation under fear and duress of incarceration. He committed no crime and committed no act that would warrant such an action.
David had merely politely refused to submit to a psychological evaluation as ordered by an interim physician for a pain medication “appointment” request.
When the physician called David’s home and found his answering machine message a little odd, he had the veteran’s administration contact the local authorities to haul David in for a “wellness check.”
The rest of the story is in the videos below.
Personal Message From David Schmecker:
“My name is David A Schmecker. If possible, I’d like to get my story known to as many people as possible.
To make this as brief as possible; I live in Connecticut, I’m 50 years old and I’m an honorably discharged disabled NAVY veteran. I do not have a psychiatric past or a criminal past.
Feb 5th 2013, my veterans hospital primary care doctor called my home and heard a message on my answering machine that he said sounded peculiar. The VA contacted the local police to perform a “wellness check.”
The police came to my home, and, without any justification whatsoever, hauled me away for a psychiatric evaluation at a local hospital. I submitted to their forceful insistence under duress and fear of arrest or worse. I wasn’t arrested, no crime was committed nor any threats were made to myself or others.
They confiscated my guns and pistol permit. I was released two days later from the evaluation on my on recognizance. I have since attempted to use the courts and attorneys to fight the revocation of my pistol permit. Then on top of everything else, the bills from the short stay at the hospital and EMS bills that they billed me, along with what I had to pay the attorney adds up to a large amount of money.
I’m just a nobody, so there is obviously a campaign orchestrated to disarm law abiding citizens. The Veterans Administration has found a loophole in the system to do it. Because I’m a nobody, they feel empowered to be able to do this to me.
I must be the tip of the iceberg of this campaign, and they are testing the waters to see what they can get away with and with whom. They have messed with my life and my rights. If I wasn’t hurt I could just walk away from the VA but I utilize their benefits for all of my healthcare needs. I am very concerned about where this country is headed.”
David’s Contact Info: diamondznrust@att.net  (Note: I have contacted this guy and he replied. This is real.)

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