4, so far, stolen cars used to crash the door of gun stores in COS

[XJ]

No suspects according to the Lamezette. I thought that Springs Armory had bollards in front of the door but it didn't seem to help.

[glock74]

You’re seeing more of this. About a month ago someone tried to ram a car through the front door of The Shootist in Englewood.

[Ah Pook]

Gun stores aren't the only ones.

[FoxtArt]

I believe, were the greatest generation alive to see this shit...


They'd pull out an old anti-tank mine out of their garage that they took home from the war and embed it in a thin layer of concrete right by the front door of their LGS.

In time, suspects with really good dental records could be identified.

[BushMasterBoy]

Find a trustworthy homeless veteran. Give him a cot. Arm him.

[bradbn4]

I drove by the store and saw the plywood - now I understand.

[thebolt]

Those Venezuelan gangs obviously don't know about the the 3-day waiting period.

[XJ]

"Colorado Springs police say the perpetrators are usually young, driving stolen Hyundai or Kia vehicles, and prone to target smoke/vape shops or gun shops. "

Here is the full list: https://gazette.com/news/crime/crime...83921d2bf.html

[Clint45]

Stolen cars, undocumented "newcomers," zero intention of selling those guns... they are intended to be carried and used.

[mb504]

The same thing happens to liquor stores.

If you are selling something that is fairly high value and easy to sell, there is someone willing to steal it.