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CA – Waiting Period Inquiry

posted on January 18, 2019

Q: A police officer bought a hand gun on July 10, 2014, a DROW was run on that date, the officer came in on July 15 with a department gun letter, and the gun was released to the officer. DOJ cited us for early release under section 27540a of the penal code. We do not belive that is the right code as we belive that the officer has 10 days to bring in a letter and pick up the gun. Who is right?

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