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Seized guns, drugs go up in smoke
The Vindictor ^
| March 10, 2003
| PATRICIA MEADE
Posted on 03/10/2003 7:52:58 AM PST by MissTargets
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To: MissTargets
Does anyone think the police went through any effort to ensure that any stolen firearms were returned to their rightful owners(*)?
(*) If someone's firearm is stolen and they collect insurance for the theft, the insurance company becomes the rightful owner of the firearm if it's recovered [though I believe in most cases it would be possible for the theft victim to 'buy back' the firearm by reimbursing the funds the insurance paid for it]. Many firearms, however, are stolen from ininsured people, who would very much like to get them back.
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03/11/2003 5:23:44 PM PST
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supercat
(TAG--you're it!)
To: MissTargets; Dubya; jmc813; Wolfie; vin-one; unix
How about some more of that "
fuzzy math"...
Boxes of marijuana — 500 pounds, in all ...
...the marijuana had a street value of about $1 million...Somebody is having "fun with the numbers".
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