Posted on 07/23/2015 3:57:48 PM PDT by DUMBGRUNT
received calls from gun dealers interested in purchasing the now roughly 1,500 firearms -- most of which of were in mint condition -- found stored in the Palisades Drive home.
The 6.5 tons of ammunition recovered from the home will likely be destroyed by law enforcement, he said.
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Nobody ever reads the keywords!
You can save your passwords there!
That is how many of them maintain their own equipment,not all.
Qnce worked at a Federal Reserve Bank.
Their weapons had just the right light sheen from a fresh cleaning. They go to their own indoor range every week.
Rumor had it that the ‘top gun’ was a black female!
City of Chicongo some years back, the boys in blue get a goofy call about ‘old booogers’!Or something.
The coppers respond to find not ‘old booogers’, but a German Luger.
This one was something special and mint, they googled it the second the saw it! $$$$$$$
Ended going to the steel mills where they melt them.
One of my buds was in on this call.
Lol!
“City of Chicongo some years back, the boys in blue get a goofy call about ‘old booogers’!Or something.
The coppers respond to find not ‘old booogers’, but a German Luger.
This one was something special and mint, they googled it the second the saw it! $$$$$$$
Ended going to the steel mills where they melt them.
One of my buds was in on this call.”
Given the above occurred in Chicongo, and barring emergence of a video of that Luger actually being thrown into the crucible, I suspect one of your bud’s superiors added it to his collection.
That IS the “Chicongo Way”.
I’m crying right now. I’m not afraid to admit it.
they will keep it, not destroy it. who’mis dumb enought o believe they’ll destroy it?
I will take a couple of hundred pounds of that ammo.
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