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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nTwenty-four criminals were arrested when a New York City undercover officer bought 217 weapons. The 24 folks are facing a total of 627 counts of various charges. One of the criminals bragged about how many weapons he could access for resale. From 13 News Now<\/a>;<\/p>\n There\u2019s no limit to how many guns I can go buy from the store,\u201d suspect Antwan Walker is heard saying on a police wiretap. \u201cI can go get 20 guns from the store tomorrow. I can do that Monday through Friday. \u2026 They might start looking at me, but in Virginia, our laws are so little, I can give guns away.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n That part of the eight-month investigation caused Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring to throw a hissy fit for the benefit of the media;<\/p>\n “This is ridiculous. Virginia\u2019s gun laws are so lax we now have gun runners on police tapes bragging about how many guns they can buy,” Herring said in a statement. “It\u2019s way past time for universal background checks and a reinstatement of Virginia\u2019s ‘one handgun per month’ law.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Yeah, Virginia’s laws are so lax that 24 people were arrested for their 627 violations of the law. Most of those 24 people were arrested in Virginia, not in New York. So, you know, if there were two more laws, those two laws would have prevented those criminals from violating the other laws, too. Because criminals are really concerned about how many charges they’re facing in their daily endeavors. <\/p>\n Thanks to Mick for the link. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"