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11th May 2010, 02:10 PM
http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/2010/05/weapons-stolen-from-harvey-police-shooting-range.html
May 11, 2010 1:33 PM | 6 Comments | UPDATED STORY
At least 21 weapons --- including MP5 and AR-15 assault rifles --- were stolen from a shooting range belonging to south suburban Harvey police, officials say.
The weapons, ranging from handguns to high-powered rifles, were reported stolen from a trailer on the property of the shooting range at 153rd Street and Campbell Avenue around 9 a.m. Monday, according to Harvey police and the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.
Special Agent Tom Ahern, an ATF spokesman, said his agency was working with the Illinois State Police to determine exactly how the weapons were removed and to trace their histories.
Ahern did not know if the assault weapons were equipped to be fully automatic. He said several weapons were left behind by the robbers.
Law enforcement sources said the shooting range wasn't a secure facility and isn't equipped for storing weapons.
The Harvey Police Department has been embroiled in controversy regarding weapons in the past.
A former Harvey detective was convicted of taking a handgun from police custody and returning it to the family of the felon arrested for having it in exchange for cash.
The case led to calls for a state police takeover of the crime-ridden suburb, but Mayor Eric Kellogg called instead for a new policy on how weapons were inventoried.
--William Lee, Marjorie Ritchie, and Kristen Schorsch
So the Mexicans might be getting their full-autos from the U.S. :sarc:
It's just coming from the cops.
What a bunch Morons
May 11, 2010 1:33 PM | 6 Comments | UPDATED STORY
At least 21 weapons --- including MP5 and AR-15 assault rifles --- were stolen from a shooting range belonging to south suburban Harvey police, officials say.
The weapons, ranging from handguns to high-powered rifles, were reported stolen from a trailer on the property of the shooting range at 153rd Street and Campbell Avenue around 9 a.m. Monday, according to Harvey police and the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.
Special Agent Tom Ahern, an ATF spokesman, said his agency was working with the Illinois State Police to determine exactly how the weapons were removed and to trace their histories.
Ahern did not know if the assault weapons were equipped to be fully automatic. He said several weapons were left behind by the robbers.
Law enforcement sources said the shooting range wasn't a secure facility and isn't equipped for storing weapons.
The Harvey Police Department has been embroiled in controversy regarding weapons in the past.
A former Harvey detective was convicted of taking a handgun from police custody and returning it to the family of the felon arrested for having it in exchange for cash.
The case led to calls for a state police takeover of the crime-ridden suburb, but Mayor Eric Kellogg called instead for a new policy on how weapons were inventoried.
--William Lee, Marjorie Ritchie, and Kristen Schorsch
So the Mexicans might be getting their full-autos from the U.S. :sarc:
It's just coming from the cops.
What a bunch Morons