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<blockquote data-quote="Fredkrueger100" data-source="post: 3221251" data-attributes="member: 24577"><p>I have scoured the net trying to find the law the deputy referred to about being 220 feet from a dwelling and cannot find it. The only thing I have found is that you can’t shoot within 440 feet from a school or place of worship. Nothin about dwellings. He told me you have to be over a 1,000 feet from a school or place of worship which is wrong. So it makes me wonder if he was just lying to try and get me to stop. It further makes me think that when he talked about arresting me. The other two deputies said I wasn’t breaking ANY laws and that I was in the country and there was nothing they could do. This deputy from yesterday has only been a deputy for a year he said. I’m wondering if he isn’t friends with the neighbor that called the cops. Either way if any of y’all know the law he referenced could you post it? Hopefully it doesn’t exist. Also, he told me that he could charge me with reckless discharge of a gun. How is shooting safely into a backstop reckless discharge? I would think of the law does exist it would simply be discharging a firearm within 220 feet of a dwelling. That leads me to believe even more he was just trying to scare me into stopping.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fredkrueger100, post: 3221251, member: 24577"] I have scoured the net trying to find the law the deputy referred to about being 220 feet from a dwelling and cannot find it. The only thing I have found is that you can’t shoot within 440 feet from a school or place of worship. Nothin about dwellings. He told me you have to be over a 1,000 feet from a school or place of worship which is wrong. So it makes me wonder if he was just lying to try and get me to stop. It further makes me think that when he talked about arresting me. The other two deputies said I wasn’t breaking ANY laws and that I was in the country and there was nothing they could do. This deputy from yesterday has only been a deputy for a year he said. I’m wondering if he isn’t friends with the neighbor that called the cops. Either way if any of y’all know the law he referenced could you post it? Hopefully it doesn’t exist. Also, he told me that he could charge me with reckless discharge of a gun. How is shooting safely into a backstop reckless discharge? I would think of the law does exist it would simply be discharging a firearm within 220 feet of a dwelling. That leads me to believe even more he was just trying to scare me into stopping. [/QUOTE]
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