I HATE THIEVES

[Whosyer]

Whoever it was has balls the size of church bells.

I don't like being this way, but I'm beginning to think that most people in the world will either rob you blind or screw you over for a dollar.

And thats just family and "friends"..

 

[Expat]

Cop had his guns locked up. Is it reasonable to expect him to unlock them and bring them both inside every night and back out every morning? Not really.

Then if they get a call in the middle of the night for everyone suddenly to report. How many show up without their guns? Cops are regular people. Don't tell me that if you got a call at 2 AM (or whatever time is the middle of your sleep cycle) to immediately report that no one but me would forget something at some time.

 

[Denny347]

So, are we advocating to remove the weapons from a secure lock and bring them inside to what? Breaking into a house is no big deal. The officer needs to buy a safe and then bolt it down to equal the protection in the vehicles. Buying a gun cabinet is a step down. What if the officer lives in an apartment like many do? The racks offer better security than what the officer's can provide with their own money.

 

[mike4sigs]

Sooo... you're suggesting that my 400lb safe that is on the 2nd floor of my house is not 'safe' from thievery?

???? How did you take it up there !!
2 Guy's/People and a refrigerator cart could take it in no time!

 

[drgnrobo]

I wouldnt be able to sleep if I left any of my weapons in my car,in saying that thieves do suck & if caught ,well i wouldnt want to be him (or them)

 

[drgnrobo]

I pulled up along side a police Expedition a couple of weeks ago & got a look inside the passenger side & either he didnt get his rifle rack yet or just made a bust but there were 2 shotguns & 2 M4s casually laid on the passenger seat in full veiw( I wasnt trying to be a looky lu but My Expedition sets higher & I always check no one is getting out at the same time & i got a birds eye view into the cab & was surprised ) only after i got out I seen the lights in the grill

 

[Kirk Freeman]

The officer needs to buy a safe and then bolt it down to equal the protection in the vehicles.

No, being inside the home is several layers of additional protection.

Yes, the cop needs to be responsible and buy a safe. In fact that is what several different heel-rocking law enforcement officers have self-righteously told me all gun owners should do.

I hope the officer learns his lesson and paying for the property he lost does not hurt his family too badly.

I hope the guns he lost do not end up hurting any children.

 

[loony1]

As I've bragged before, our neighborhood is nearly 50% LEO. Crime doesn't happen here.

lol

 

[Denny347]

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I hope the officer learns his lesson and paying for the property he lost does not hurt his family too badly.

I hope the guns he lost do not end up hurting any children.

He won't be required to pay. They were locked up following department mandate. Can't ding him for that.

 

[Persuader]

Thieves should have their right hand cut off

They knew what to look for.

Shouldnt leave weapons in cars

I understand the anger but why were the weapons left in the vehicle?
Complacency kills.

Bob

Lotta balls on that thief.

Whoever it is needs them removed.

I agree with all of this, and I as well hate thieves, but it's true, if you leave your weapons in your vehicle they have a 100% chance of gettting stolen, especially if they're in plain sight or your vehicle says "POLICE" on the side.

I feel for the people i hear about having things stolen from them, but there's nothing like good security, no matter what neighborhood you live in.

 

[gunman41mag]

Do police register their guns? If so, this guy is going to get raped if he ever gets caught or tries to sell said firearms.

For all we know he mite even put those stolen guns on the classified section

 

[gunman41mag]

Whoever it was has balls the size of church bells.

I don't like being this way, but I'm beginning to think that most people in the world will either rob you blind or screw you over for a dollar.

It happened to me in the classified section, I bought a 1911 S & A MAGWELL & the member kept my money & never shipped it to me so it could happen to anybody

 

[spec4]

It happened to me in the classified section, I bought a 1911 S & A MAGWELL & the member kept my money & never shipped it to me so it could happen to anybody

Could you give more info on what happened? What efforts did you make to collect?

 

[lrahm]

It happened to me in the classified section, I bought a 1911 S & A MAGWELL & the member kept my money & never shipped it to me so it could happen to anybody

Not quite the same subject, I wrote Vida Blue for his autograph. He said sure $30.00 please. I sent it to him. Kept the ball and the money. The kicker was that it had 7 players of the 72 - 74 era Oakland A's on it.

 

[gunman41mag]

Not quite the same subject, I wrote Vida Blue for his autograph. He said sure $30.00 please. I sent it to him. Kept the ball and the money. The kicker was that it had 7 players of the 72 - 74 era Oakland A's on it.

That's a bigger lost than mine. Cause I can always buy another 1911 S & A MAGWELL, but you won't be able to get another ball like that one

 

[printcraft]

We didn't hear a thing..... The cruiser wasn't damaged, so we guess a 'slim jim' was used to gain access....

They have figured out how to unlock the electronic racks.

Before I read further I was thinking that the other guys at the department were doing a halloween prank on this guy.

It happened to me in the classified section, I bought a 1911 S & A MAGWELL & the member kept my money & never shipped it to me so it could happen to anybody

Let me know who did this so I can blacklist him please.

 

[lrahm]

That's a bigger lost than mine. Cause I can always buy another 1911 S & A MAGWELL, but you won't be able to get another ball like that one

I still have his address and send him cards from time to time asking for it back reminding him he is a thief.

 

[littletommy]

I've always hated Vida Blue! Seriously, I have.

 

[gunman41mag]

I still have his address and send him cards from time to time asking for it back reminding him he is a thief.

Oh he hasn't been forgotten, & HALLOWEEN is just around the corner

 

[vitamink]

No, being inside the home is several layers of additional protection.

Yes, the cop needs to be responsible and buy a safe. In fact that is what several different heel-rocking law enforcement officers have self-righteously told me all gun owners should do.

I hope the officer learns his lesson and paying for the property he lost does not hurt his family too badly.

I hope the guns he lost do not end up hurting any children.

several layers of protection:

Home: Front door, safe (maybe)

Car: Car door, safe

I'd rather be indoors getting all of your stuff (guns, tv's, jewelry) than in your car, out in the open, hoping to get a gun out of a safe.


officer got his gun back 2 days later.