Gun stolen from unlocked car...then returned

[sniper7]

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow...190158697.html

down in FL a guy left a loaded gun in his unlocked vehicle. It was stolen, then returned in a bag with a message.

I get the point the person was trying to make about kids in the area and a loaded gun in a unlocked car, but people including kids should know you don't steal or screw with stuff that isn't yours.

at least the guy got it back and it isn't being used to murder people (for now).

[Byte Stryke]

Interestingly, police are still looking for the person who swiped and returned the gun and knife. He or she could face charges of armed burglary, WPBF reported.

DUH???

How the hell did he know there was a gun in the car and that it was unlocked unless he was looking for something to steal?

he got into the car, Gained possesion of a firearm...

you are looking at 10-20,


now who's stupid?


(not that the owner wasn't)

[Tinelement]

The whole story is stupid. Both owner and robber!

The best was this comment.....
all gun owners are mostly pyschopath freaks who has nothing else better do. that's all i can say.
1 min ago

[zteknik]

So going into someone elses vehicle without permission is leagl in Fl??? Or its ok just the same as illeagal alliens??

[BuffCyclist]

"I learned a lesson, a valid lesson" Maisonneuve told the television station. "I should not carry a loaded firearm in my car.

No, you stupid dipshi_! You should lock your car when you leave, and take loaded firearm into your house at night!

[Great-Kazoo]

$5.00 on the wife put someone up to it, or she did it herself.
What is even more embarrassing is that he or another family member actually went public with it. It has VPC written all over it.

[theGinsue]

No, you stupid dipshi_! You should lock your car when you leave, and take loaded firearm into your house at night!

BINGO! That was my reaction/thought as well.

[Adawg38]

Doh!

[buffalobo]

Too much stupid and not enough chlorine in Florida.

[kidicarus13]

you are looking at 10-20,




(not that the owner wasn't)

What fantasy world are you living in?! Maybe probation. ... Even with mandatory sentencing. Yes, it's reality.