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TX: Weapons to be fashioned into longhorn figure
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"It was high noon at the League City Police Department when Terry Jones faced off against a .357-caliber revolver."
"Jones won. His weapon of choice: a stick welder."
"The metal sculptor from Jewett wielded the welder to make the shiny Smith & Wesson weapon, and more than 100 others confiscated by police, inoperable."
"In return, Jones gets to use the weapons to create a longhorn sculpture for the city's Butler Longhorn Museum, which honors the bovine bloodline that originated in League City." ...
"'These are of no use for us,' police spokesman Sgt. Dan Krieger said as he looked over the revolvers, pistols, shotguns and assault rifles in an evidence room. 'A judge ordered that they be destroyed.'" ... |
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