New Jersey – -(Ammoland.com)- Well… here we go again! New Jersey’s draconian gun laws and overzealous prosecutors have once again entrapped an innocent Pennsylvanian woman.
Meg Fellenbaum – apparently a danger to society in New Jersey, but not Pennsylvania – allegedly committed the horrific crime of having her firearms locked in the trunk of her car while driving to pick up her girlfriend. However shocking this may be to anti-Second Amendment activists, no one was victimized by Meg’s actions.
Despite not posing any threat – after a year of terror inflicted upon her by New Jersey’s (in)justice system, prosecutors successfully broke Meg down and frightened her into accepting a plea deal of one year in prison (instead of facing trial and up to 13+ years in prison if she did not accept the plea deal).
I wish we were making this up, but this is New Jersey… Without going into all the details and injustices with her case (some of which we’ve already addressed in previous stories) we are requesting everyone call Governor Christie to urge him to pardon her before he leaves office.
Please call and/or write to Governor Christie: 609-292-6000
Office of the Governor
PO Box 001
Trenton, NJ 08625
We will be calling every day until she is pardoned; we ask you stand with us and make a simple call, too, or write a letter regarding this terrible injustice. We have gotten to know Meg Fellenbaum over the past year and we cannot think of a better example of someone who has been entrapped by New Jersey’s ridiculous laws that seek to criminalize honest Americans!
If you would like to donate to Meg’s legal defense fund please click here to donate so we can assist with her legal expenses. As many of you know, the State of New Jersey fights innocent people with endless taxpayer funds while we have to get second mortgages on our homes to defend ourselves. So even if you win, you still lose.
Once again, we ask that you call and write every day until she is pardoned by Gov. Christie. This madness needs to stop!
About:
New Jersey Second Amendment Society – Our mission is to promote the free exercise of Second Amendment rights within the community and Legislature of New Jersey, to educate the community regarding the enjoyable, safe, and responsible use of firearms, and to engender a sense of camaraderie and fellowship among the members and their families. Visit: www.nj2as.com
It’s so sad that my state is breaking our constitution rights .. and meg’s!!! Why do we have a constitution that give us the right to bear arms and some states amend they’re own laws to take away our rights .. the federal government should do something about this!! It’s our right and we are denied are right. Are politicians are protected and surrounded by guns why is it the New Jersey residents can’t have the same protection and arm themselves. I hope Christie does the right thing and pardon meg …
Is it possible to boycott a state? No one, who is sane, should go to or through New Jersey. Anyone who still believes in Liberty and lives there should get their affairs in order and move. Let New Jersey collapse on itself. Yes, it’s unrealistic, but a man can dream.
PARDON HER HELL HE SHOULD DROP ALL CHARGE’S FIRE THE LAWYER WHO DID THIS AND MAKE A PUBLIC APPOLOGY TO HER. ON TOP OF THAT GIVE HER SOME MONEY FOR THE PAIN AND SUFFERING HIS STATE HAS CAUSE HER. THIS IS THE RIGHT THING TO DO, BUT THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN CAUSE HE HAS NO BALLS.
Remember the David Aitken case.
N.J. police must look for out of state plates, especially plates from Penn. If you are brave enough to venture into N.J. you better be prepared to go to jail. Makes a person think about Mexico, doesn’t it.
Well where the Hell Was Her Lawyer. He should have been a lot more supportive than he was. If it was me when all of this started I would have found a damn good lawyer with a set of balls. I would have then sat down and wrote down on a peace of paper and handed it to him telling him just what I expected of him and how much money for pain and suffering in pocket from the State. I would also set in motion a civil law suit naming the The Governor, the State Police Chief, the nearist… Read more »