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FBI Sub-Machine Gun Stolen from California Agent's Car
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The FBI announced Friday that a sub-machine gun was stolen out of an agent’s car earlier this month outside San Francisco. The San Francisco Chronicle described the gun as a Heckler & Koch MP5 10 mm. The report said an ammunition magazine and bulletproof vest were also taken from the special agent’s vehicle.
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Michael Bloomberg, This is how criminals get guns. They don't buy them from gun shows. And as an aside, this gun is not even available to us peons at any price. |
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| The ghost of Eric Holder isn't going away. |
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