"Man charged after going to Fife auto repair shop with 'a bunch of illegal s***' in trunk"

[bradsteen]

The detectives say they also found GPS trackers in Eltz' vehicle.

....uhhh, what?

Edit: oh, I read that wrong. I was thinking he was under surveillance. Probably tools in his criminal toolbox

 

[nwslopoke]

The problem with criminals, is not enough make to the professional level. Give me a journeyman criminal any day where it's just business and move on. The skittish drugged up on a power trip, not thought a single thing through are the real dangerous ones.

Of the many car break-ins and vehicles stolen (3?), the one with no broken windows or smashed dashboard was almost a pleasure. Just replaced the stereo back with original wires.

As far as this dummy, glad he's off the streets and hopefully dealing with the Feds in this case. Hope he finds Jesus or a book to pass the time.

 

[RobMa]

Why was the Galil illegal??

 

[The Heretic]

Why was the Galil illegal??

Prohibited person?

 

[Certaindeaf]

You know that when Fife popped that trunk he speed juggled his round of .38 for like five seconds.

 

[GWS]

Man charged after going to Fife auto repair shop with 'a bunch of illegal s***' in trunk

Workers at a Fife auto repair shop made a shocking discovery in a customer's vehicle which led police to a man's cache of illegally-modified guns and explosives

komonews.com

There's no kind of stupid worse than white trash stupid.

 

[Lazyfaire]

....uhhh, what?

Edit: oh, I read that wrong. I was thinking he was under surveillance. Probably tools in his criminal toolbox

I would imagine that everything in his trunk rattled as he drove down the street. Couldn't have been hard to miss

 

[GrayGoose]

Meanwhile, Eric Holder still roams free...

 

[Lazyfaire]

Meanwhile, Eric Holder still roams free...

Master Gun Runner for Obama

 

[eustace_stelio]

 

[Alexx1401]

Man charged after going to Fife auto repair shop with 'a bunch of illegal s***' in trunk

Workers at a Fife auto repair shop made a shocking discovery in a customer's vehicle which led police to a man's cache of illegally-modified guns and explosives

komonews.com

I got a good laugh out of that story when it hit the news. This is your brain on drugs

 

[Alexx1401]

Why was the Galil illegal??

He could not own a gun at all. I also very much doubt he bought it from a shop or even from a legal owner. I would gladly place money on it being stolen.

 

[Certaindeaf]

This is why I toss a headset, targets and stapler on top of the crap in my trunk.

 

[Desoto]

Wow, impressive levels of stupidity. I hope he spends the rest of his life in a cell.

 

[Knobgoblin]

 

[gmerkt]

1. Grade A Idiot for taking a car in for service with ANY firearm left in it. Because of the high possibility of theft, if for no other reason.

2. Okay, if I'm the guy at the shop who sees this:

a. If it's one gun, or maybe two or three, it's none of my business.

b. If it's a bunch of automatic weapons, explosives, masks, body armor, blah blah, I'd think it was armed robbery in the making and I'd be likely to call the police. I mean, there's no question in my mind that the guy was up to no good and his privacy concerns were out the window. 2A rights, if the cops were called and he was legit, didn't have illegal weapons, wasn't a felon, he wouldn't be in trouble.

When I was fresh out of high school, I had a kind of gopher job at a car dealer for a while. When I wasn't driving, I'd hang around the service dept. and help the service writers. Including fetching warranty cards out of glove compartments. Once in a while, I 'd see a handgun in there. One time, it was an old .38 Colt Auto Pocket Model; I couldn't resist taking a look at it. It was rusted so badly the slide couldn't be drawn back. So much for having a gun for protection that wouldn't fire.

 

[gmerkt]

b. If it's a bunch of automatic weapons, explosives, masks, body armor, blah blah, I'd think it was armed robbery in the making and I'd be likely to call the police. I mean, there's no question in my mind that the guy was up to no good and his privacy concerns were out the window. 2A rights, if the cops were called and he was legit, didn't have illegal weapons, wasn't a felon, he wouldn't be in trouble.

Quoting myself. I'm also thinking, if I was the manager of the shop, I might consider calling the police just to secure the material and take the temptation of theft away from my employees.

 

[AshWilliams]

Maybe he was a G00N tape salesman.

 

[Flopsweat]

It seems the saving grace of many criminals is that they do not think things thru very well, if at all?

It's a common trait among the criminal class. Sociopathy and little regard for consequences.

 

[shooter777]

He should go to prison for that Serpa holster at the very least