Bruce Jennings, Founder of OC-based Bryco Arms, Arrested For Child Porn in Florida
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| Bruce Lee Jennings |
That all ended when one of the guns, which were notorious for jamming, made by Jennings accidentally discharged in the mid-1990s and left a 7-year-old in a wheelchair. A jury awarded the victim, Brandon Maxfield, $24 million, and Jennings filed for bankruptcy. Wyn Hilty, the Weekly's then managing editor, wrote about Bryco for one of the first issues of our brand-new paper, but unfortunately it's not available online.
Now comes news that on Sept. 18, federal agents arrested Jennings at his home in Florida and charged with him multiple counts of possessing and sharing child pornography.
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"According to the criminal complaint, when investigators first showed up, Jennings initially denied that he any intentional involvement in child porn through his computer," the story states. "The complaint said that he later admitted he transmitted child pornography."
Here's where Jennings' story gets really pathological:
"Agents say Jennings even admitted he knew the children in the videos were 'real children who had been sexually abused.' But, the report said, he still said he 'did not feel guilty' about downloading and viewing child pornography."
It's hard to imagine a more pathological comment than that, even coming from a chester, although maybe it's not such a surprise given that Jennings used to make his living creating criminal-favored weapons that ended countless lives.
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