FINDINGS AND ORDERS AFTER HEARING - FIREARMS - PERSON ‘STATE OF CONNECTICUT POSING RISK TO SELF So niectaor OR OTHERS FS a HL RY SRT DST 8 cv 14.54 Tn RIS wT WT TES "al abr as Dna brasserie CSP Troop COMC 17 14537448 Tae THR oa TPT s0/oar014 ses4201 ‘After a hearing to determine whether the respondent poses a risk of imminent personal injury to himself or herself or to other individuals: Ci Imminent risk proceeding terminated ‘The court finds that the state no longer has grounds to continue holding the seized property under section 29-38¢ of the general statutes, Unless other grounds exist to continue holding all or some of the seized property, the court orders the seized property to be returned to the respondent. If the seized property is not claimed within six months, then the court orders that the seized property be turned over to the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection for appropriate use or destruction, If other grounds exist to continue holding all or some of the seized property, the seized property held shall not be transferred, turned over, or otherwise disposed as part ofthis order. This order also does not overrule, replace, or supersede any determination by the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection as to whether the respondent is eligible to possess the seized property. (Imminent risk hold ordered ‘The court finds by clear and convincing evidence that the respondent poses a risk of imminent personal injury to himsetf or herself or to other individuals. The court orders that the property seized pursuant to the foregoing warrant continue to be held by the state until the date specified below. Continue hotding seized property unti (specify date, not to exceed one year: Do not possess or purchase any firearms or ammunition while you are subject to the firearms seizure order. Do ‘not attempt to purchase or obtain any firearms or ammunition while you are subject to the firearms seizure order. IT you possess any firearms, any ammunition, or any electronic defense weapon while you are subject to a firearms seizure order, you may be subject toa felony arrest for criminal possession of such items. For more information, see sections, 530-247 and 53a-217c of the Connecticut General Statutes as amended, visit the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection website at hitp:/ww.ct.gov/despp, or call that department's main telephone number, 860-685-8400. The court orders the seized property to be returned to the respondent on the date specified above, unless other ‘grounds exist to continue holding all or some of the seized property, or the seized property is transferred in accordance with section 29-36k of the general statutes. If the seized property is not claimed within six months, then the court orders that the seized property be turned over to the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection for appropriate Use or destruction. [J Other order ‘Given that the State elected not to present evidence in support of this action, the Court concludes that this action can no longer provide the basis for law enforcement’s continued possession of the listed firearms. Sald firearms neod not be returned to the Respondent, however, ifthe Respondent is otherwise precluded from possessing firearms by any law or lawful Court order. Te res t0rt0/2044 saree ape oot REE Lenkt depesly ChiskCkek Transfer to other persons Notwithstanding an order to continue holding the seized property after the hearing, any person whose firearms or ammunition have been ordered seized, or such person's legal representative, may transfer such firearm or ammunition in accordance with other applicable state or federal law, to any persons eligible to possess such firearm or ammunition. For information about transferring firearms and ammunition, contact the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection at 860-685-8400.