Boghog1
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Where does one get those camera proof license plates, they would be awesome for the tollbooth
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So they steal them themselves? and, oh, by the way, we assumed that these were stolen so we just took the liberty of taking the serial number of EACH OF YOUR GUNS and running them through the NCIC. Yeah... right. They don't have a duty to do that.There is a duty to act. Keeping firearms from being stolen, keeping the general public safe.
Remember the story stated the cops were carrying firearms, not gun safes, out of the house. I would expect the homeowner and the Chief will have a conversation about security.
Since Illinois does not have any retarded MA-style storage laws, the conversation should be very brief and one-sided.
Chief, STFU. You will give me my guns back or I will bury you and your department in lawsuits. Have a nice day.
http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/how-many-guns-are-too-many_08132010
a weapons cache of over 300 weapons ranging from shotguns to rifles.
Maj Boom Boom, here you go.
Holy shit,who's f'd up van is that ?
Rockford police say the more than 300 weapons found inside an Auburn Street home nearly two weeks ago was just the beginning. Officers seized hundreds more today in connection with that investigation and now have the guns' owner in custody.
Prosecutors today charged David L. Barber, 67, with unlawful use of weapons. That's after police found an illegal military grenade round among the items confiscated back on August 11.Barber turned himself in this afternoon, but it's possible he could find himself in even more trouble.....
eing stolen," says Dep. Chief Greg Lindmark.
Police will also check whether Barber can legally own the different types of ammunition he had.
"It's believed that he purchased them through different trades and different shows throughout the country."
Barber has a valid firearms owner identification card, but the charge is based on this specific military explosive.
At both locations today, police found a lot of other stuff stashed with weapons, just like they did a couple weeks ago. The collection then included pots, pans, and newspapers.
Police will also check whether Barber can legally own the different types of ammunition he had.