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« Indiana goes to lifetime gun carry permits | Main | Interesting case on DV orders. Commerce & 2d Amendment »

Gun used in shootings came... from DC Police

Posted by David Hardy · 6 July 2006 03:17 PM

A gun stolen from a DC officer has been linked to two gang shootings and a robbery.

Perhaps this time D.C. will sue itself?

3 Comments | Leave a comment

me | July 6, 2006 4:17 PM | Reply

Don't hold your breath. That only applies to "bad" stolen guns, not "good" stolen guns. I'm not sure how the gun knows the difference, however . . . .

Kevin Baker | July 6, 2006 5:33 PM | Reply

Of course not. It's the gun manufacturer's fault. And the ammo manufacturer's fault. And the gun distributor's fault.

But it can't be the city's fault. Or the police department. Or the officer in question.

And most especially not the perpetrator. He's a "victim of society."

The Mechanic | July 7, 2006 8:52 AM | Reply

The gun grabbers never tire of lecturing the public about how only police and military should have guns. After all they are are far more responsible than us mere civilians. Think things are bad here? In foreigh countries, police deal in firearms on the side. http://www.manilastandardtoday.com/?page=regions02_june26_2006

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