Monday, I mentioned that the Million Mom March might as well be called Felons for Gun Control. I didn't think the MMM would try to prove my point so soon.

Geek points out that felonious activity among anti-gun activists is more common than you might think.

A Springfield [Ill.] woman who began lobbying against gun violence after her son was shot to death in 2002 was arrested last week when police allegedly found an illegal gun and drugs in her home.

Annette "Flirty" Stevens, however, said Monday she's innocent, and the arrest is an attempt by police to get her to give up information about unsolved crime in the city.

The handgun, which had a scratched-off serial number, and drugs allegedly were discovered Friday morning inside Stevens' home in the 2500 block of South 15th Street. Authorities said they obtained a search warrant for the residence as part of an ongoing investigation of a recent series of drive-by shootings...

She helped establish and is president of a Springfield chapter of the Million Mom March, an organization that aims to prevent gun violence [ownership].

Flirty also lacks the required FOID registration card that Illinois requires for all gun owners.