A police trainer claims his gun was stolen from a baggage carousel at San Francisco International Airport and is blaming United Airlines for the dangerous mishap. The unidentified man has since described the situation as “a nightmare of anybody who owns a firearm.”
The man, who described himself only as "someone who trains police officers," is said to have a gun permit and alleges that he did "everything by the book" in terms of lawfully preparing his gun to be transported on a recent flight from McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas to the San Fran air hub.
The gun owner shared his story with NBC Los Angeles in an interview published Feb. 19.
Man's gun allegedly stolen from SFO baggage carousel: 'This is a nightmare'
The man, who described himself only as "someone who trains police officers," is said to have a gun permit and alleges that he did "everything by the book" in terms of lawfully preparing his gun to be transported on a recent flight from McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas to the San Fran air hub.
The gun owner shared his story with NBC Los Angeles in an interview published Feb. 19.
Man's gun allegedly stolen from SFO baggage carousel: 'This is a nightmare'