Am working on a short term job in NJ. Read in The Daily Record where NJ is trying to yank the gun dealers license of SARCO. They are claiming that SARCO was lax on security and this led to the theft of a lot of guns.
http://www.dailyrecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080405/COMMUNITIES25/804050337/1203
"Sarco Inc., one of the nation's largest suppliers of firearms and parts, was given a 30-day extension of its license Friday to sell merchandise from its Long Hill warehouse while a hearing into alleged lax security measures is pending.
"Superior Court Judge Salem Vincent Ahto, sitting in Morristown, on Friday granted a second license extension to Sarco owner Charles Steen, whose family runs the wholesale and retail firearms business from a warehouse on Union Street in the Stirling section of Long Hill. The business has a large mail-order parts component and an inventory of 40,000 firearms that mostly are military collectibles and historic firearms.
New Jersey State Police have recommended that Sarco's license to sell not be renewed, and Ahto originally agreed to deny the renewal based upon confidential reports he received of guns being stolen from the premises."
http://www.dailyrecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080405/COMMUNITIES25/804050337/1203
"Sarco Inc., one of the nation's largest suppliers of firearms and parts, was given a 30-day extension of its license Friday to sell merchandise from its Long Hill warehouse while a hearing into alleged lax security measures is pending.
"Superior Court Judge Salem Vincent Ahto, sitting in Morristown, on Friday granted a second license extension to Sarco owner Charles Steen, whose family runs the wholesale and retail firearms business from a warehouse on Union Street in the Stirling section of Long Hill. The business has a large mail-order parts component and an inventory of 40,000 firearms that mostly are military collectibles and historic firearms.
New Jersey State Police have recommended that Sarco's license to sell not be renewed, and Ahto originally agreed to deny the renewal based upon confidential reports he received of guns being stolen from the premises."