At The Infringement Report, we take accuracy and fairness seriously. We do not publish any articles until we have received detailed information and proof from the individual(s) filing the report with us. This includes emails, screenshots, recordings, or other forms of documentation that clearly support the claim. Additionally, before any story is published, we reach out to the agency or police department in question, giving them an opportunity to comment on the complaint or provide their side of the story. Only after these steps are taken do we move forward with publishing.
The Infringement Report features articles covering delays and obstacles in obtaining firearms-related permits, such as Firearms Purchaser ID cards, pistol purchase permits, and handgun carry licenses. By holding towns and police agencies accountable, we expose how these delays violate the rights of law-abiding gun owners and threaten their ability to exercise Second Amendment freedoms.
The town council of Old Tappan, N.J. voted last week against a resolution that would make a core constitutional right available to more people. Paying nothing more than lip service and highlighting a complete lack of understanding of civil rights, they simply refused to stand up to Trenton.
Based on historical data, as well as the experience of one of our readers, the Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey, firearms permitting officer seems to be sitting on permits until just before the statutory time limit for issuance runs out.
Based on reports from readers, we investigated the firearms permit issuance procedures of the Borough of Fort Lee, New Jersey. Are they violating a state attorney general directive that clearly prohibits certain activities by municipalities when issuing firearms permits?
Update: View the article to see a positive update since we first published!
Like many police departments around New Jersey, Wayne PD and the mayor simply don’t care about your 2nd Amendment rights. We reached out multiple times to give them a chance to respond to incredibly long delays for permits to exercise a civil right. Did they care enough to respond?
In a state rife with 2nd Amendment rights abuses and subjective standards as it pertains to issuance of firearms-related permits, some police departments stand out for the great job they do. One such agency is the Mendham Borough Police Department.
The inaugural article in our new “Infringement Report” section focuses on Belleville, NJ. Verified reports indicate that the town is significantly delaying the processing of firearms-related permits. Even the town’s mayor has reportedly experienced delays in receiving his own permits. Meanwhile, the permitting officer often ignores inquiries about timelines unless higher-ranking officials are copied on the correspondence.
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