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Wandering weapons
A couple here, a couple there...
Missing munitions
San Diego cops are having trouble keeping track of their weapons stash, based on an inventory of lost or missing firearms recently released by the city after a request under the California public records act.
So far this year, according to the documents, four bean-bag shotguns have been reported lost or stolen. Last year, a handgun was reported to be in the same status, along with two bean-bag shotguns. In 2014, two real shotguns went missing, along with two bean-bag weapons.
The year before that was even worse, with four rifles lost or stolen and a shotgun and handgun also waylaid.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Wandering weapons
A couple here, a couple there...
Wandering weapons
A couple here, a couple there...
Missing munitions
San Diego cops are having trouble keeping track of their weapons stash, based on an inventory of lost or missing firearms recently released by the city after a request under the California public records act.
So far this year, according to the documents, four bean-bag shotguns have been reported lost or stolen. Last year, a handgun was reported to be in the same status, along with two bean-bag shotguns. In 2014, two real shotguns went missing, along with two bean-bag weapons.
The year before that was even worse, with four rifles lost or stolen and a shotgun and handgun also waylaid.
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