Posted on 09/29/2026 5:38:21 AM PDT by V_TWIN
They asked for help, then locked the replies.
"We are seeking assistance locating a lost firearm magazine.
On September 26, 2026, an on-duty WRPS officer lost their Service-issued magazine from their ballistic vest. The magazine, which was loaded, is similar to the one pictured.
The magazine is believed to have been lost in Woolwich or Wellesley Township.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police"
You'll be happy to know that they found the magazine, but didn't tell us where it was found, which was even more lame than locking the replies.
(Excerpt) Read more at notthebee.com ...
On a government gun? No way in hell ... that's for what few guns the Lords of the Manor allow the peasants to pretend they own.
those loose firearm magazines can be very dangerous, for example, if you try to eat one you can choke to death ...
Their knot thinking strait. Their in knead of editors.
Canada’s Carney fears Trump will invade or nuke Canada and Carney plans to use Guerilla Warfare but his Liberals have taken away citizens firearms every chance they get ,LOL
Or under a bed in the local cathouse...
Anyway, I watched a Donut Operator video about a cop who was in a scuffle with a crowd and lost a Staccato magazine.
I think a Staccato magazine costs about as much as a whole Glock pistol. 8~)
Reminds me of a time years ago at my work place, a female guard left her weapon in a stall in the ladies room. When she realized her mistake, she went back and the gun was gone, never to be found. She should have been fired, but being black, that was apparently not an option.
In this case, they didn’t want to say anything to help identify the officer.
Canaduh is starting to turn into that little neighbor kid that Always bugged everyone,snitched on everbody and
Stank very badly.
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