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Guns Taken In Quesnel Break And Entry

By 250 News

Thursday, September 16, 2010 05:26 AM

Quesnel- Police are looking for help in trying to recover five antique firearms stolen from a Quesnel home overnight.
 
The thieves or thief broke into the home while the home owner was away.
 
The items taken include shotguns and rifles.
 
Police say they are of great concern to local police as to where these guns may end up.
 
Anyone with any information is asked to call Quesnel RCMP at 250-992-9211 or Crime stoppers.

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Comment Posted by: seamutt on September 16 2010 9:58 AM
The guns will be recovered once registered.
Comment Posted by: He spoke on September 16 2010 12:56 PM
oh, you mean they don't have a GPS on them. Maybe GM needs to put OnStar system on it.

Love that Onstar.
Comment Posted by: giterdun on September 16 2010 1:13 PM
So much for gun registration. If (when) these guns end up in a crack house how will anyone know. Kinda shoots a hole in the whole registry thing doesn't it. Total waist of taxpayers money.
Comment Posted by: acrider54 on September 16 2010 5:55 PM
They will be found, after all they are registered aren't they, isn't that the idea?
Comment Posted by: Krusty on September 16 2010 6:15 PM
giterdun says:Kinda shoots a hole in the whole registry thing doesn't it.
Good pun, my friend!
I'm not a gun owner at present, though I have been in the past, but I have a question: why is it such a big deal to have to register your rifles and shot guns?
We register our cars, we take out a library card (assuming we can read), heck, we even register our newborns, in a fashion, so why such a big deal with guns?
Are people really worried that the government will take away our firearms if they have to register them? What evidence do we have that this will happen?
This is my first post, so go easy on me.
Comment Posted by: seamutt on September 16 2010 7:54 PM
Krusty it is the 2 billion wasted on nothing that maybe could have been spent on real crime.
Comment Posted by: supertech on September 16 2010 9:43 PM
I feel sorry for the guy who lost them because he will inevitably be charged with unsafe storage and banned from owning them again. I had a friend who had a rifle stolen from his truck and they charged him with unsafe storage. That was 15 years ago.