[OttawaFreeper]

Given that he was also a licenced security guard, he probably would have passed waiting periods and other licencing related provisions anywhere in the United States and Canada (with our Firearms Possession and Acquisition Licences and Restricted Firearms permits, etc).

[rktman]

And that is why we need even more restrictions. Just cause you pass the smell test, doesn’t mean the after shave ain’t gonna wear off. That is what they’ll be pushing.

[William Tell]

I'm sure you are right. However, I don't know that he was required by law to do those things in order to carry out his crime. For example, I'm sure that he had training to get the license he held. He didn't require training to purchase the guns he purchased or to have them at the scene of the crime.

I was mostly interested in addressing the fact that many laws can be obeyed without having any impact on crimes at all. And yet, the anti-gunners will insist that we need yet one more law.

Perhaps we need a second list of laws he broke; such as, the laws against murder, the laws against having a gun in a gun-free zone, firing a weapon in what may have been an incorporated city, etc.