"Ray Keller" LEFTARD TROLLS ARE DESPERATE wrote in message
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Posted on January 4, 2012 by Georgetown PD



Gun lovers public service announcement: While I was in a Texas gun store
today,
my car was tagged on the wheel in the parking lot. The gangs do this on
wheels
or bumpers at gun stores, shooting ranges, gun shows etc. Later when you
are
parked at a restaurant, hotel, or other location that's less well guarded
or
under video surveillance, other gang members spot the marker and break
into the
car for a quick gun grab. This is so RAMPANT in San Antonio where we were
for a
National shoot this summer, the Sheriff of Bexar County came out to brief
the
400 participants of our competition. Too bad three teams had already been
victimized the first day. This is the first I've heard of this in Texas.
Please
pass this info along to your 2nd amendment list. Daily check you car,
truck or
motor home for unusual painted dots, marks, check marks or other strange
looking
symbols that are not normal to your type vehicle. It could prevent you
from
being a victim of robbery, or even save your life if you catch the thief
in the
act.

This next comment from a Gun Site instructor:

I don't know how widespread this is becoming, but the info regarding the
NSCA
Nationals in San Antonio is correct, as all of us who compete in sporting
clays
know. Competitors there were having their vehicles marked with a small
adhesive
dot on the rear license plate or rear bumper, then followed for miles and
having
their vehicles quickly and efficiently broken in to when parked for lunch
etc.

Some crews were working the parking lot at the Nationals itself. 27 high
end
shotguns were taken there recently. They know when 1400 shooters with high
$$
competition guns are in town.

Another e-mail hoax (cross-posted to a half-dozen unrelated newsgroups):
http://www.snopes.com/crime/intent/gunshop.asp

On Jan 24, 11:12*am, "David Courtney" wrote:
"Ray Keller" LEFTARD TROLLS ARE DESPERATE wrote in ting.com...









Posted on January 4, 2012 by Georgetown PD

Gun lovers public service announcement: While I was in a Texas gun store
today,
my car was tagged on the wheel in the parking lot. The gangs do this on
wheels
or bumpers at gun stores, shooting ranges, gun shows etc. Later when you
are
parked at a restaurant, hotel, or other location that's less well guarded
or
under video surveillance, other gang members spot the marker and break
into the
car for a quick gun grab. This is so RAMPANT in San Antonio where we were
for a
National shoot this summer, the Sheriff of Bexar County came out to brief
the
400 participants of our competition. Too bad three teams had already been
victimized the first day. This is the first I've heard of this in Texas..
Please
pass this info along to your 2nd amendment list. Daily check you car,
truck or
motor home for unusual painted dots, marks, check marks or other strange
looking
symbols that are not normal to your type vehicle. It could prevent you
from
being a victim of robbery, or even save your life if you catch the thief
in the
act.

This next comment from a Gun Site instructor:

I don't know how widespread this is becoming, but the info regarding the
NSCA
Nationals in San Antonio is correct, as all of us who compete in sporting
clays
know. Competitors there were having their vehicles marked with a small
adhesive
dot on the rear license plate or rear bumper, then followed for miles and
having
their vehicles quickly and efficiently broken in to when parked for lunch
etc.

Some crews were working the parking lot at the Nationals itself. 27 high
end
shotguns were taken there recently. They know when 1400 shooters with high
$$
competition guns are in town.

* * Another e-mail hoax (cross-posted to a half-dozen unrelated newsgroups):
* *http://www.snopes.com/crime/intent/gunshop.asp

You don't recall? You can't cite lefty libtard crypto-marxist
communist obummer-dictator-for-life snopes in this forum anymore.


Dave

However, tagging gullible newsgroup readers seems to be on the rise. One
theory is that these people present an easy opportunity to exploit in some
investment, political contribution, or male organ enhancement scam.

;-)

--
Paul Hovnanian
------------------------------------------------------------------
If life was fair, Elvis would be alive and all the impersonators
would be dead. -- Johnny Carson

On 1/24/2012 3:27 PM, Dave__67 wrote:

I don't know how widespread this is becoming, but the info regarding the
NSCA
Nationals in San Antonio is correct, as all of us who compete in sporting
clays
know. Competitors there were having their vehicles marked with a small
adhesive
dot on the rear license plate or rear bumper, then followed for miles and
having
their vehicles quickly and efficiently broken in to when parked for lunch
etc.

Some crews were working the parking lot at the Nationals itself. 27 high
end
shotguns were taken there recently. They know when 1400 shooters with high
$$
competition guns are in town.

Another e-mail hoax (cross-posted to a half-dozen unrelated newsgroups):
http://www.snopes.com/crime/intent/gunshop.asp

You don't recall? You can't cite lefty libtard crypto-marxist
communist obummer-dictator-for-life snopes in this forum anymore.


Dave

How about NSSA then...

http://www.nssa-nsca.org/index.php/2...out-gun-thefts

On 1/24/2012 2:46 PM, Paul Hovnanian P.E. wrote:
However, tagging gullible newsgroup readers seems to be on the rise. One
theory is that these people present an easy opportunity to exploit in some
investment, political contribution, or male organ enhancement scam.

;-)

--
Paul Hovnanian
------------------------------------------------------------------
If life was fair, Elvis would be alive and all the impersonators
would be dead. -- Johnny Carson



You know, now that you mention it, USENET was better before Al Gore
invented the Internet...

Richard wrote:

On 1/24/2012 2:46 PM, Paul Hovnanian P.E. wrote:
However, tagging gullible newsgroup readers seems to be on the rise. One
theory is that these people present an easy opportunity to exploit in
some investment, political contribution, or male organ enhancement scam.

;-)

--
Paul Hovnanian
------------------------------------------------------------------
If life was fair, Elvis would be alive and all the impersonators
would be dead. -- Johnny Carson



You know, now that you mention it, USENET was better before Al Gore
invented the Internet...

Its called the eternal September.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September

--
Paul Hovnanian
------------------------------------------------------------------
The only tools one needs in life:
WD-40 to make things go and duct tape to make them stop.