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FES Unusual decision
We've recently run an individual through FES for a stored firearm case - The individual came back approved BUT when we look at the individual's court cases/the report they are the defendant for at least 2 active felony cases. Though the first appearance doesn't say anything about firearm possession.
We've asked FDLE about it and they re-iterated that this individual has no prohibitors - Has this ever happened for anyone else? What did you do in that instance?
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Firearms from other agencies
Hello - I had an individual reach out to me to see if another law enforcement agency could mail his firearm to our agency so he could pick it up locally. This firearm is not associated with any of our cases. I was wondering if anyone accepts submissions like this to release to an owner, and if so what your process is as far as intake and release?
Thanks in advance!
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Nikki Bolender
2 days ago
We also accept firearms from other agencies - our firearm detective will enter the firearm into the system and ensure that all the proper procedures have been completed regarding the firearm. We or the gun det will then contact the person in question to let them know that it has reached us and we can start the return process. We like to do an FES run ourselves.
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My understanding from our legal department is Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill requiring law enforcement return firearms to their owners if the weapons were seized during an arrest. back in 2024. Per F.S.S. 790.08 (1)(b)
The legislation requires law enforcement return any weapons, electric weapons or devices, or arms taken from a person during an arrest, so long as the weapon is not needed for evidence or seized and subject to forfeiture.