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SC: Reported Stolen: Guns Taken From Deputies' Vehicles
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Beaufort County will no longer let sheriff's deputies keep their service weapons in their vehicles after weapons were recently stolen from two high-ranking deputies. Sheriff P.J. Tanner tells The Beaufort Gazette that the current policy says that guns may be kept in parked cars as long as they are locked in the glove compartment or trunk and, if applicable, secured with a chain. |
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jac
(10/4/2016)
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Obama,
This is how criminals get guns. Contrary to your stupid opinion, they don't buy them at gun shows. |
| Comment by:
laker1
(10/4/2016)
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But, But, its easier to buy a gun than a book.
Obama |
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