(sorry if a dupe, I looked before posting)
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2015/...ortedly-found/
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(sorry if a dupe, I looked before posting)
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2015/...ortedly-found/
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Originally Posted by hatidua
That goes on my list of the top 50 silliest over reactions I have heard outside of California; however, in California not shocking in any way or form.
Glad I do not live in California.
Good thing they found all of those guns and live ammunition after the owner died of natural causes. Who knows what kind of deadly rampage all of those lonely weapons might have gone on if they were not secured by the police. [facepalm]
That's pathetic.
i guess any next of kin are screwed...gubbies arent gonna let them there guns go, they might like some of em...
Why would anyone need a whole box of 50 death dealing ammo?
What do you want to bet that the next of kin listed as the heir never sees any of it.
Or and I am just spit-balling here because its California it was the idiot heir that made the call.
That's a foregone conclusion. If the state doesn't do it, long-lost distant relatives materialize out of the woodwork and make short order of that sort of thing before the rightful people can get it. I've sadly experienced this firsthand.Quote:
Originally Posted by USMC88-93
That is completely retarded. Why on earth would you have to call the police in that situation much less evacuate a neighborhood???
They must not have told the residents why they were evacuating, because if I knew why I would have told them to get the F*uck off my lawn, slammed the door, and called a lawyer.