http://www.thespec.com/News/CanadaWorld/article/307379
so my question is, is the mysterious "third suspect" the one that helped him hide it?
so my question is, is the mysterious "third suspect" the one that helped him hide it?
an odd place to hide ammo
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FieroCDSP
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Not sure how lon this thread will last, but I guess a question I have is this: Why isn't it illegal to hide ammo where the sun don't shine? It can't possibly be good for anyone, and is certainly not per DOT specifications.
dmazur
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I can't help it. I was thinking "Headspace problems?". And, "Would his doctor refer to the set of gauges as Go / NoGo?" 
tasco 74
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Thanks For Posting This!
i needed something to pick me up this evening and reading this made me laugh out loud!! i have to wonder though why was the guy prohibeted from carring ammo....?? you'd think he'd be banned from carring a gun instead!?
i needed something to pick me up this evening and reading this made me laugh out loud!! i have to wonder though why was the guy prohibeted from carring ammo....?? you'd think he'd be banned from carring a gun instead!?
Sounds a little painful.TexasRifleman
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Hope it wasn't .50 BMG
Ditchtiger
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That would be a nasty bullet to get hit with, like a s*** dipped pungie stick
SDC
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I'd really rather not see this guy perform a speed reload.
scout26
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I sure hope it wasn't a high capacity magazine.....
Yep, me too.
Yep, me too.
Nomad101bc
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Hope he doesn't have heated seats...never know if one might go off. Any chance someone can find out what caliber or more importantly how they came to discover it??
thexrayboy
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The real question is what made the cops think he might be hiding ammo up there anyway?
Gingerbreadman
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Maybe he had his drugs hidden in his gun....
Wombat
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Just how high do you have to be to make that mistake??!!!
Dravur
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Ill bet...
That with further digging into the investigation, detectives found the gun, a long barrelled 1911.
Detectives are not sure whether the gun was used as protection or used with protection.
As the unlucky detective removed the gun, the defendant was heard to say...."Oh, that's a spicy meatball"
That with further digging into the investigation, detectives found the gun, a long barrelled 1911.
Detectives are not sure whether the gun was used as protection or used with protection.
As the unlucky detective removed the gun, the defendant was heard to say...."Oh, that's a spicy meatball"
FLORIDA KEVIN
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i bet he bent over to tie his shoe and shot the dog !
TexasRifleman
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Condition of probation maybe?
armoredman
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Ok, guys. If he's a felon, possession of ammunition is a 5 year charge, Fed, per round. That's one reason. Another is ammo is a HUGHLY prized commodity inside prison. If he knows he's going inside, maybe he thought he could bargain/barter with who ever is the head member of his race, exchanging ammo for not becoming Bubba's whore. He's obviously an ex-inmate; they routinely use the bunghole to hide many many things. Some you would not believe. Seriously.
I have seen an x-ray of an inmate coming off the street with a North American Arms mini-revolver in the keister. And, that was not all up there. When we find stuff there, we call it "the keister bunny has come to town!"
Oh, and as for finding it? Well, without going into too many specifics, we have tools now that will alert on metal anywhere in the inmate's body, even if it's a pin in your bone. It goes off, he/she gets x-rayed. This guy sounds like a real loser, but at least he's a behind-bars loser. Again.
I have seen an x-ray of an inmate coming off the street with a North American Arms mini-revolver in the keister. And, that was not all up there. When we find stuff there, we call it "the keister bunny has come to town!"
Oh, and as for finding it? Well, without going into too many specifics, we have tools now that will alert on metal anywhere in the inmate's body, even if it's a pin in your bone. It goes off, he/she gets x-rayed. This guy sounds like a real loser, but at least he's a behind-bars loser. Again.
PennsyPlinker
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It was probably rimfire ammo anyway. 
geronimotwo
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they should double check the xray
sacp81170a
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Out of idle, pernicious curiosity, what caliber was the ammo? If it was .22, well, not so bad. If it was .400 Nitro Express then there's a question about orientation that comes to mind.
QuickDraw
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I wonder if there was a suppository in his gun!
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