Published 1 year ago

Hawaii gun permit ruling sides with ‘homesick’ Navy officer

Summary by Ground News

Michael Santucci saw a medical provider at a military hospital for feelings of depression. He wasn't diagnosed with any disqualifying behavioral, emotional or mental disorder. He later filled out forms to register his firearms with the Honolulu Police Department. Honolulu must return Santucci's firearms and complete the registration of the weapons.

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Hawaii Tribune-Herald

Hawaii gun permit ruling sides with ‘homesick’ Navy officer

HONOLULU — A U.S. Navy officer stationed in Hawaii cannot be denied a firearms permit solely because he sought counseling for feeling depressed and homesick, a federal judge ruled.

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Hawaii gun permit ruling sides with ‘homesick’ Navy officer

HONOLULU — A U.S. Navy officer stationed in Hawaii cannot be denied a firearms permit solely because he sought counseling for feeling depressed and homesick, a federal judge ruled. Michael Santucci, a cryptologic warfare officer from Fort Myers, Florida, saw a medical provider at a military hospital for feelings of depression and homesickness a few months after arriving in Hawaii last year, according to his lawsuit, filed in April. He wasn’t dia…

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