Thread: Your not gonna believe this..

Originally Posted by wsm junkie

Maybe the station was empty because they were all out guarding the Dawn Parade

most likely it was closed .... like most police stations round the country only keep office hours 9am to 4.30pm monday to friday (this country must just look like a circus to the rest of the world right now how does that song go ? "clowns to the left of me jokers to the right")

Originally Posted by scotty

most likely it was closed .... like most police stations round the country only keep office hours 9am to 4.30pm monday to friday (this country must just look like a circus to the rest of the world right now how does that song go ? "clowns to the left of me jokers to the right")

Nah was our main one its the hub of Manawatu for police and SAR never closes

Originally Posted by scotty

most likely it was closed .... like most police stations round the country only keep office hours 9am to 4.30pm monday to friday (this country must just look like a circus to the rest of the world right now how does that song go ? "clowns to the left of me jokers to the right")

And I’m stuck in the middle with you lot!!

Originally Posted by scotty

most likely it was closed .... like most police stations round the country only keep office hours 9am to 4.30pm monday to friday (this country must just look like a circus to the rest of the world right now how does that song go ? "clowns to the left of me jokers to the right")

Here I am, stuck in the middle with you. Ha ha ha ha.

Originally Posted by scotty

most likely it was closed .... like most police stations round the country only keep office hours 9am to 4.30pm monday to friday (this country must just look like a circus to the rest of the world right now how does that song go ? "clowns to the left of me jokers to the right")

The inspector on RNZ interview said station was manned the whole time. She wouldn't say by how many staff. The door to the evidence was a wooden door that he kicked open.

So if the cops turn up at our house and want to take firearms can we say no until we have inspected their storage facility to ascertain if it is suitable and up to standard. A wooden door that can be kicked open dosen't sound even close to me. Our angle could be if we hand a firearm to someone and they don't have adequate storage we could get prosecuted for giving the firearm to someone who can't store it securely.

Hello NZ firearm owners. Tailfeathers here. USA Hunter, fisherman , firearm owner and strong supporter of firearm rights . I read all the posts concerning this Police Station firearm theft. Watched the interview too. I was very impressed at the high level of journalism of the TV reporter. So well prepared, such direct and strong questions, and it lasted very long. The Police representative was properly grilled. I was also reading the post concerning safe storage of firearms, safes and racks etc. So what I am seeing between the two posts is that the NZ citizen firearm owner must store their firearms as well as transport and carry their firearms under strict laws and the police simply don't? You all have to buy and use safes that are well secured to your house's floors, walls etc, and the police throw them in a corner of a room wit a flimsy wood door?
All my hunting friends have safes in our homes. Not required by law, we just do. They are expensive and heavy for the good ones, but protect our property from theft and fire, and also importantly keep them out of the hands of sh*t bag criminals. ( cam I use this word? hope I dont get banned on my first post. Please dont take my criticism of the Police in that situation as a criticism of your country. All I have read and heard of NZ ispushing me to visit your great country. Good day,
Tailfeathers