Yep, he messed up. And its very possible that so is his career. And of course, there's the DEA agent that left his piece in an airport restroom on the other side of the security checkpoints.
"The gun, with one round in the chamber and 10 in the magazine, was found by a traveler last week on the back of a toilet seat beyond Transportation Security Administration checkpoints, according to a Denver police report."
And we want them to say yay or nay about whether we should get a permit? Al the more reason for strict shall carry permit systems with well spelled out criteria for reasons to deny a permit. How ironic it would be for a detective to be able to carry on duty, but not on duty because he had hs permit revoked.
Yep, he messed up. And its very possible that so is his career. And of course, there's the DEA agent that left his piece in an airport restroom on the other side of the security checkpoints.
ReplyDelete"The gun, with one round in the chamber and 10 in the magazine, was found by a traveler last week on the back of a toilet seat beyond Transportation Security Administration checkpoints, according to a Denver police report."
http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Gun-left-in-Denver-airport-bathroom-belonged-to-3975255.php
And we want them to say yay or nay about whether we should get a permit? Al the more reason for strict shall carry permit systems with well spelled out criteria for reasons to deny a permit.
How ironic it would be for a detective to be able to carry on duty, but not on duty because he had hs permit revoked.
Ironic, that's one word for it.
DeleteWhat charges would you want? No one was killed or injured. This is being handled appropriately.
ReplyDeleteCriminal negligence. The guy should be disarmed and assingned to admin duty.
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