People wouldnt have to hand over hard earned money if they didnt break the law...
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People wouldnt have to hand over hard earned money if they didnt break the law...
Still need traffic cops, and lots of them, they're a deterrent more than anything and what deters better than losing money? Imagine the roads without them.
Good News!
Sounds like they have been found all except the AR.
Cops found when visiting/raiding some scum on a unrelated matter apparently.
That's great.
Yep,still an AR out there tho.
Hopefully if they lean on him enough he will spill the beans on where it is.
Did they say how he came into contact with these. he might of bought them thinking they were cheap guns. But then if his house needed to be raided by the coppers that says something.
Oh yeah that would be great Can I have missiles fitted to my car for those that give me grief, I promise I'll be good and accurate with them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Savage1
That is really excellent VCQuote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
If its all there except the AR then I'd hope they'd go down for a long time for on-selling the Cat E....
regards
Another theft of rifles today:(
"Police seek information after firearms stolen"
Hawera Police are seeking information after a burglary at a rural Okaiawa property where firearms were stolen in the early hours of this morning.
The occupants of the address were asleep when someone has entered the residence and removed a number of firearms, including a military style semi-automatic firearm.
A large quantity of ammunition and other household items were also taken.
"There are still a lot of details we are working through including how many firearms were taken and the probability that a vehicle was used.
Due to the geographical location of the burglary the person or people responsible may have gone either south through to Whanganui or north to New Plymouth," says Detective Byron Reid.
"We are concerned about the firearms falling into the wrong hands and I want to take this opportunity to remind licensed firearms owners to make sure they lock their weapons as required by law to keep them safe from burglars.
"Area canvasses are being completed and we are continuing to make inquiries in an effort to locate the firearms and the person or people responsible for taking them.
If anyone saw any suspicious activity in the Okaiawa area between 2:30am and 3:30am I urge you to contact police," says Detective Reid.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Reid on (06) 215 4151.
Bloody excellent! I'd get there faster:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Savage1
Funny how they new were everything was hidden I would be looking closely to people who have been there
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Even worse, imagine your missus or kid hearing a noise and getting up to see what it was, and ending up confronting them.
Er......If you are referring to Dundees post, (Sorry if you are not) there appears to be nothing "hidden" as a family, asleep were not awoken by the removal of the fire arms and ammunition. Breaking open locked firearms cabinets or ripping off wall mounted locked racks, would generally rouse some body.Quote:
Originally Posted by 260rem
From the "cut and past" of Dundee's post, the impression I received is that the stolen goods were, shall we say "unsecured" and I would expect prosecutions to follow.
I heard there was major theft in Mataura from a farm house, has there been any update on that one?