Weapons Charge Antidepressants 11/02/2010 Massachusetts Man Has Huge Cache of Weapons in His House
 
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       <td width="100">2010-02-11</td>
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       <td width="639">Man Has Huge Cache of Weapons in His House</td>
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<div><font size="3">Paragraph six reads:&nbsp; &quot;According to police reports, Girard was engaging in target practice in a makeshift, illegal shooting range in the attic of his 23 Bridge St. condo. He also had a six-month supply of food and prescription drugs,<strong><u> including<em> anti-depressants.&quot;<br /><br /><br /></em></u></strong><a href="http://www.thebostonchannel.com/news/22530569/detail.html">http://www.thebostonchannel.com/news/22530569/detail.html<br /><br /><br /></a></font><h1><strong>Police: Armed Man Prepared For &#39;Armageddon&#39;<br /><br /></strong></h1><h2><strong>Officers Find Tear Gas, Grenades In Massachusetts Home </strong></h2><font size="3">POSTED: 6:05 am EST February 11, 2010<br />UPDATED: 1:41 pm EST February 11, 2010<br />&nbsp; <br /><strong>MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA, Mass. -- <br /><br /></strong>A Massachusetts man is in jail facing weapons charges after his wife turned him in to police for having a huge cache of weapons, including rifles, tear gas grenades and explosives, inside his North Shore condominium. <br /><br />Gregory Girard, 45, of Manchester-by-the-Sea was arrested Tuesday, police said, after he allegedly told officers he was preparing for Armageddon. <br /><br />He allegedly told his wife, Kristine Girard, a licensed psychiatrist, that he was convinced the end of the world was near. <br /><br />&quot;He&#39;s convinced that martial law is imminent, and that he made the following statements recently to (his wife): &#39;Don&#39;t talk to people. Shoot them instead. It&#39;s fine to shoot people in the head, because traitors deserve it,&quot; state prosecutor Honor Segal told a judge at Girard&#39;s arraignment hearing. <br /><br />Girard was arraigned in Salem District Court on four counts of possession of an infernal device and four counts of possession of a dangerous weapon and is now facing a dangerousness hearing on Friday. <br /><br />According to police reports, Girard was engaging in target practice in a makeshift, illegal shooting range in the attic of his 23 Bridge St. condo. He also had a six-month supply of food and prescription drugs, including anti-depressants. <a href="index.html"><br /></a><a href="index2278.html??.htm">e</a><br />Police said they found about 20 high-powered rifles, shotguns and handguns, and armor-piercing bullets, in the Girard&#39;s second-floor condo. The weapons were purchased legally and were registered, but officers said they also found grenades, which are illegal. <br /><br />Girard&#39;s weapons licenses were immediately revoked. <br /><br />He was described as cooperative when officers arrived to arrest him. Stunned neighbors in the couple&#39;s high-end condo complex said the Girards were a nice couple. <br /><br />&quot;I don&#39;t think he was intending to harm anybody ... no, I never heard anything,&quot; a neighbor said. <br /><br />Girard has no criminal record. He pleaded not guilty and was ordered held without bail at his arraignment. <br /></font></div> 
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