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The incident in CO (Original Post) mainstreetonce May 2019 OP
This message was self-deleted by its author 33taw May 2019 #1
Here is a Denver Post article 33taw May 2019 #2
Seems that cops and ATF haven't figured that out yet. gejohnston May 2019 #3
It appears the guns came from the parents. mainstreetonce May 2019 #4
Appears, but not verified. However, gejohnston May 2019 #5
Thanks for the info mainstreetonce May 2019 #6
According to this guy, gejohnston May 2019 #7
It kind of amazing how easy it is to defeat moderately priced safes with pry bars. aikoaiko May 2019 #8

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gejohnston

(17,502 posts)
3. Seems that cops and ATF haven't figured that out yet.
Fri May 10, 2019, 10:14 AM
May 2019

I don't know the state law in Colorado, but 21 is federal law when buying from a licensed dealer. Since the media hasn't went nuts speculating and advocating, I think its safe to assume they got them from the same people that sell nose candy and other under the counter medications.

https://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/local-news/sources-investigators-believe-suspects-in-stem-school-shooting-stole-guns-from-parents-of-1-suspect

gejohnston

(17,502 posts)
7. According to this guy,
Sat May 11, 2019, 07:29 PM
May 2019

They broke into accomplice's parent's safe. I saw the same claim in the Daily Mail. If the safe could be defeated with crowbars and axes, I'm guessing mom and dad cheaped out on the safe.

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aikoaiko

(34,162 posts)
8. It kind of amazing how easy it is to defeat moderately priced safes with pry bars.
Sun May 12, 2019, 11:42 AM
May 2019

By moderate I mean the 700 - 1500 dollar range.

But even 2000 - 5000 safes appear to be easily defeated with 20 minutes of cutting saw on the side panels.

After researching safes, I realized that you really need to spend 5000 - 8000 dollars on a high quality safe and have it bolted to the floor and walls in a tight-fitting cinderblock rebar reinforced cubby hole. And even then its just a matter of time.



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