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3 Guns, Credentials Stolen from Parked FBI Vehicle in Bay Area
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Three guns and several other items were stolen Friday morning from a "secured FBI vehicle" that was parked in a Bay Area neighborhood.
The FBI said the theft happened in a residential neighborhood in Benicia. Thieves stole:
- Glock 22 .40 caliber handgun
- Glock 27 .40 caliber handgun
- Springfield 1911a .45 caliber handgun
- FBI badge and credentials
- Other FBI property
In two recent thefts, firearms stolen from law enforcement agents' vehicles were later used in fatal slayings.
Submitters note: This is how criminals get guns. They don't get them from gun shows. |
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Uncommon1
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| You can be sure that those guns won't be used in any improper means, because most of the Bay Area is pretty much gun free, and anyone who steals guns would in all likelihood be afraid to use them in a crime. |
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