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Bold strategy Cotton, we'll see if its pays off.
Sounds like police didnt even know they lost it. >

Yeah definitely interesting they don't mention it was reported stolen or anything. It could just be a shit article but if the cop didn't report it then WTF. >

It might literally have been this guy lying for street cred and the cops just found an excuse to rob him for an AR15. >

My town so not the least surprised. And I’d bet the cop didn’t face disciplinary action. >

Well, what is a proper disciplinary action for being the subject of a crime? >

Misdemeanor 4, up to 30 days in jail and up to a $250 fine, for transporting a loaded, unsecured firearm. >

Tsk tsk, you know those laws only apply to the plebians. >

Not too surprising, LockPickingLawyer has shown how easy it is to open several different police locks, often with just a magnet. Police spend too much on tanks and machine guns to afford a lock that is actually secure. >

Shit, shimming or picking it is just as easy if not easier than the magnet. That probably one of the worst designed locks I’ve seen him attack. >

Yeah, he's done a few of these types of locks and they all open with similar ease.