Sometime between midnight and dawn this morning someone broke into my LEO neighbor's cruiser and took his roof mounted gun rack. Shotgun and Department issued M4 gone!
We didn't hear a thing. He parks the car on the street, our bedroom is on the street side, it's less than 30 yds linear distance. The cruiser wasn't damaged, so we guess a 'slim jim' was used to gain access. We also think that the car was targeted, not a random act. No prints. Needless to say, he is angry.
As I've bragged before, our neighborhood is nearly 50% LEO. Crime doesn't happen here. Now I'm angry...
We didn't hear a thing. He parks the car on the street, our bedroom is on the street side, it's less than 30 yds linear distance. The cruiser wasn't damaged, so we guess a 'slim jim' was used to gain access. We also think that the car was targeted, not a random act. No prints. Needless to say, he is angry.
As I've bragged before, our neighborhood is nearly 50% LEO. Crime doesn't happen here. Now I'm angry...
. Being a police officer means we have guns, either in the car or in the house. Kids now a days will break into a house without a second thought. In fact, it seems more common that vehicle break-ins. Now if he had the guns "just laying around" in the car and not locked up, shame on him and he could face time off. They make car safes that I have seen and people on here think highly of them. What is the difference? They have taken precautions to lock the weapons up when away. How is this different from employees locking their weapons up while at work?
