Yeet Cannon? Stolen, loaded gun found at Pearl District intersection

[The Heretic]

Stolen, loaded gun found at Pearl District intersection

Portland police are reminding gun owners to properly store their firearms after a pistol stolen from a car in Washington was found on a Pearl District street Christmas Eve morning.

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Maybe the thief threw it away when he/she saw it was a Hi-Point?

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[Knobgoblin]

Fell out of someone's saggy pants I reckon .

 

[Pepe-lepew]

After being run over it probably works fine.

 

[Nosferatu]

Portland police are reminding gun owners to properly store their firearms after a pistol stolen from a car in Washington was found on a Pearl District street Christmas Eve morning.

Portland Police can stick their "advise" up their collective bungholes.

This isn't a "gun owner" problem, it's a criminal problem.

 

[gryghin]

So, PPB key take away was to remind people to properly store firearms.

What about the fact that crime is rampant, so keep your valuables locked and don't have anything worth stealing visible in your car?

 

[Unicykle]

I cant be the only one that noticed a trend of blaming the victim for the crime

 

[Stomper]

Portland Police can stick their "advise" up their collective bungholes.

This isn't a "gun owner" problem, it's a criminal problem.

The sane citizens of Oregon would like to advise the local prosecuting LEO community to ACTUALLY PROSECUTE perpetrators when the cops actually drag those dregs in for booking…..

 

[kmk1012]

I cant be the only one that noticed a trend of blaming the victim for the crime

Sadly I see the same thing.

 

[Nosferatu]

The sane citizens of Oregon would like to advise the local prosecuting LEO community to ACTUALLY PROSECUTE perpetrators when the cops actually drag those dregs in for booking…..

I can't speak for us all, but THIS citizen of Washington would like the same.

 

[Knobgoblin]

I like the complete downplay of the fact that a crime occurred when the firearm was initially stolen. If a tree falls in the woods, apparently it's the tree's fault.