Anti-Gun Lunacy in DC: Man Found Guiltyof Owning Antique Replica BulletsLily Dane The raid was conducted by 30 agents in full tactical gear whose rampage through the home caused $10,000 in damage and terrified Witascheks teenaged children. Four items were confiscated during the raid, per the warrant: A successful financial adviser with no criminal history, Witaschek is now the first known case of a citizen being prosecuted in D.C. for inoperable ammunition. Yesterday, a D.C. judge found Witaschek guilty of attempted possession of unlawful ammunition for possessing antique replica muzzleloader bullets. The bullets caused confusion in the courtroom because D.C. residents do not need to register antique replica firearms. The judge repeatedly asked how the bullets could be illegal if the gun they are used for is not. This led some to believe he was going to throw out the charge. But in the end, Judge Morin said: In his piece titled Witaschek Verdict Highlights Anti-Gun Hypocrisy, Conor Higgins pointed out the problems with the judges statements: Witaschek addressed the judge before sentencing: Emily Miller of The Washington Times spoke with Witaschek about the verdict. Im completely outraged by it, he said. This is just a continuation of the nightmare. Just to sit there. I could not believe it. None of these people know anything about gun issues, including the judge. Witascheks attorney said they will appeal the decision. In the meantime, a mans life has been disrupted and his character defamed over a box of useless bullets. Lily Dane is a staff writer for The Daily Sheeple, where this first appeared. Her goal is to help people to Wake the Flock Up! 