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  And seek help.  
  I aided and abetted an escape plan for a coworker once.  Drove her across state lines myself.
context: From the article: "...possessing guns found in his Kennedale, Texas, home after prosecutors said he participated in five shootings in Dec. 2020 and Jan. 2021.
  Rahimi had been under a restraining order since Feb. 2020, following his alleged assault of a former girlfriend."
  So first he got the restraining order (2/2020) that banned him from owning guns, then less than a year later he goes and commits 5 shootings (12/2020, 1/2021).  
  And the judge didn't see a problem here? >
  
  It's the 5th Circuit. They're the most unhinged judges the country has to offer. They're too crazy to ever make it to SCOTUS and are there as an inspiration to Republicans on just how pro corporation they can be, and a warning to the rest of us of what happens when Republicans see in charge. >
  
  Oh I think anyone is too crazy to make it to SCOTUS anymore... >
  
  The 5^th circuit has actually had cases denied by the current Supreme Court. The 5^th circuit is actually just that bad. >
  
  One of my besties had an abusive husband. When she left him he enconced himself in the garage with a gun and waited for her to come pick up her stuff. She was on to him and didn't. He killed himself. Thank God. >
  
  Sounds like he was going to murder-suicide. Glad your friend avoided the situation. >
  
  The most dangerous times in a woman's life are 1. When she's pregnant and 2. When she tries to leave an abusive partner. Ladies, if you're planning to leave do not tell him. Plan in secret and leave when he's not home. If you have to go back for something, have a police escort.