I need to know how to write a writ ofreplevin to retrieve my firearm from my local police department?
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Well, I didn't even know what a writ of replevin was until I read this question, so I've at least learned something.\n\nAnd according to one of the other posters, I doubt that's really what you need anyway (although I just did some research on writs like this, and I don't know if I agree with that other poster).\n\nI'll make some guesses here:\n\nThe cops took your gun for some reason.\n\nYou want it back.\n\nThey're refusing to give it back (??)\n\nIf they took it as evidence, chances are slim that you'll get it back until the reason it's evidence has been adjudicated.  In other words, if they took it from you because you were doing something with it you shouldn't have, then once that case is taken care, you have a chance to get it back.\n\nIf they took it for some kind of "safekeeping" reason (we do that in California), then I'd assume there's some kind of law on that subject in your state and you need to educate yourself as to what it says.\n\nIn any case, it could be that a court has ordered the weapon forfeited, and you're probably not going to be getting it back.\n\nBottom line is I think you're asking the wrong question.  To ask a better question (how do I get my gun back from the cops?), and get better answers, you need to tell us what state you're in, why it was taken, and what the cops are doing about not returning it to you.  Could be that a writ is the entirely wrong way to go about this.
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Head to your local County Clerk's Office for a pistol permit.  You'll have to fill it out, get fingerprinted and wait.  And wait.
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You could call the sheriffs office and ask. That's what i would try first.
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Call your local police department and ask.
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Xae answer is correct\n\nFederal\n\nyou have to apply at the State level then have it petitioned for all US states depending on your business need its not hard\nSource(s):\n\nprivate investigations\nalso other states do not honor state law's\nfor instance in Colorado I had to carry my weapon in a locked box where as in california I have a permit to conceal and carry.\n\nI even have buddies that are cops that have the same problems.
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WRITE AND CALL YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE..
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call yur local cops an ask them......
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Call the county sheriff and ask them.  It is not likely you will find a list of items other than those that are being offered for auction.  If there is an auction coming soon then they will have a list.  If not then you will have to wait.\n\nIf you are looking for something that has been confiscated then you must have a very good description of it and possibly a receipt of ownership.
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go to your local police department, sheriff's office or court house.
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Have U checked with a Gun Smith in your area?Perhaps just a phone call.Have a pen and paper ready.
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By all means, post it on the internet to find out dumba$$!  Even better, why don't you call a police station in the state you want to move to, and ask them!  I am sure they would be happy to help you. ;)
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how he got a stolen police gun?\nhmmmmmmm........
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In Pennsylvania, you must obtain an application for concealed weapons permit from the County Sheriff.  The Sheriff of Philadelphia County is John Green.  I listed his link below as well as a link to a pdf of the application
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Contact the county sheriff's office and ask.  Have a friend call for you.
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In order to gain back your civil rights, you might be able to vacate your felony depending on the type of conviction.   Once the court vacates the record of conviction, you may state that you have never been convicted of that crime, even though the court file remains in existence. \n\nUnfortunately for your situation, the vacating or sealing of a court record does not necessarily change or delete the records maintained by law enforcement agencies, the Department of Licensing or other government agencies handling gun ownership. \n\nThus, it would require an attorney's assistance on how a vacated felony would apply to your situation.  Speak with your local bar association and they will be able to give you an attorney's referral.
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Call the DA's office. They will tell you what to do next. Document everything and have witnesses.
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Ask your local police department they should know.