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"    So what would you do?  Your daughter is watching television in the living room, you&amp;#039;ve got your grenade, AR-15 rifles, and other weapons in the bedroom, your ex-wife is late, and you&amp;#039;ve got to get to work. Surely you can&amp;#039;t leave the child, right? Unless you block your daughter&amp;#039;s access to the arsenal with the sofa? Huh? What could go wrong there? When police arrived, they entered the apartment that the girl and neighbors said she lived in to try to find her parents. When they checked the bedroom, officers noticed several high-powered weapons, specifically AR-15s, and a grenade sitting on a table in plain view, according to an arrest affidavit. The child, by the way, was count &amp;#039;em 1...2...3! Three! Wait! There&amp;#039;s more. The daughter&amp;#039;s father turned himself in when he heard the report ... on the news.  &amp;quot;Hey, Luis, c&amp;#039;mere, you may want to watch this.&amp;quot;  According to his arrest report, Bianchi told investigators that he was running late to work Wednesday night and left the girl in front of the TV in his apartment because her mother told him she was on her way. He claimed he pulled a couch in front of the door to the bedroom containing the weapons and locked the front door of the apartment, but police say they found the unit unlocked when they arrived half an hour later -- and the couch was not completely blocking access to the guns and grenade. At the moment, Bianchi is being held on $5,000 bond, which seems low to me, but it&amp;#039;s only on child neglect charges. One might think, hope, that having enough munitions in your apartment to attack Costa Rica might bump up the bail a little, but let&amp;#039;s not jump to conclusions. A man who said he is the girl&amp;#039;s grandfather said Wednesday that his son had a permit to carry guns, but perhaps not a grenade. Just like the government to make you get one, too. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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