guns stolen from car

[williamsburg]

Lawrence woman reports six guns stolen from car


does something just not sound right

not judging anyone but this just seems odd "i was taking my 6 guns i just bought to the pawn shop"

 

[cburnworth]

yes, that sounds extremely weird. I definitely am not following the logic.

 

[MACHINEGUN]

Definitely sounds fishy, why would she supposedly buy that many and turn around that quick and sell them?

 

[Constructionist]

I agree with all of you. I also call BS.

 

[Kutnupe14]

She might have gotten a good deal from a private seller (ie old person needing cash), and was looking to make a lil cash.... but yes, it sounds fishy at first glace.

 

[Colt556]

Confusing, poorly written and incomplete article. Sounds very strange from the information provided, um, or not provided.

 

[pute62]

She should have became a site supporter and wouldn't of had to worry about the 50 posts rule.

 

[biggen]

Could be an insurance scam, most auto ownders insurance will replace stolen items.

 

[Stschil]

Hmmmmm, Louisville Way is sandwiched between Pendleton pike and 42nd st, and she left her car unlocked??

I'm calling BS on this one too.

 

[cityartisan]

Well, if she did in fact "purchase" the guns legally, shouldn't there be records somewhere?

 

[vesan87]

If she bought them with the intent of selling for a profit wouldn't she need an FFL?

She might have gotten a good deal from a private seller (ie old person needing cash), and was looking to make a lil cash.... but yes, it sounds fishy at first glace.

 

[dailylc]

I don't see a problem. That has happened to me 7 times now. Good thing my tax check is coming next week. I need some guns to have stolen, I mean sell. )

 

[Arm America]

Sounds like a made up story to me as well.

I hope the detectives follow up on the original purchase
of said guns that were stolen.

While being stupid is not a crime,
Insurance fraud and false police reports are.

 

[Colt556]

She bought the guns. Gave/sold them to baby's daddy and now wants to collect insurance, if she has any.

 

[trigger_happy57]

or they could of been stolen in the first place????? and she is mad someone took her chance to make money its a long shot but you never know but it makes wonder if my stolen rra ar15 might ne in there somewhere? just sounds too sketch

 

[jworm1420]

ya smthng fishy about that.. In my opinion.

 

[wizardfitz]

left them in an unsecure vehicle. yes sounds like insurance fraud

 

[rockhopper46038]

When you've got documented cases of drug addicts calling the police to report the theft of their drug stash, it's difficult to be surprised at what sort of thought process occurs amongst those people holding down the left tail of the bell curve.

 

[T-Mann]

Could be an insurance scam, most auto ownders insurance will replace stolen items.

Actually that would fall under Home Owners insurance and not her Auto insurance. Personal items, especially those not related to the auto, stolen out of a automobile are covered under HO.

 

[JettaKnight]

If she bought them with the intent of selling for a profit wouldn't she need an FFL?

THAT'S RIGHT! CALL THE BATFE GIRLS!


Isn't this the story people use right before they kill their spouse using a gun that was reported stolen? As in, "It wasn't me, all my guns were stolen."