516 firearms registered to the Police and they still lose some.

[oneshooter]

Records: Missing Flint police guns used in crimes around state

FLINT (AP) -- Police records say poor record keeping, break-ins and questionable gun storage practices allowed firearms to go missing from the Flint police department.

The Flint Journal reports records obtained through the Freedom of Information Act say several of the guns were used in crimes around Michigan.

The Flint Police Department conducted a full inventory of its firearms this year. During the inventory, officers were unable to locate 22 guns in addition to 17 earlier reported stolen and unaccounted for, covering a period from 1996 until the present.

http://www.minbcnews.com/news/story....8#.VSL6A_nF-So


Registration WORKS!!!

Except it apparently doesn't.

And the Police are exempt from it.

[Man from Pickens]

1. gotta get your throw downs from somewhere

"armed black man" in the official report doesn't get a fraction of the scrutiny that "unarmed black man" gets

[oneshooter]

2. So you are claiming that the Flint Police use firearms registered to department

as "throwdown" arms?

I would hazard a guess that you would do so, if you were a Flint cop.

You really need to think this through, with out the hatred.

[Man from Pickens]

3. sure why not

when you can "testilie" and get away with it every time, details like that never see the light of day

I'll believe there are good cops when they start arresting the bad ones.

[Eleanors38]

4. That's like a citizen with a collection of a dozen guns having one go missing.

In general, firearms are too expensive to slough one off like that.

Maybe a tragedy of the commons?