10 guns stolen from Waller Co. Sheriiffs

[acorneau]

10 guns, including a fully-auto H&K, were stollen from two Waller County sheriff's vehicles in Katy this past weekend.


http://abc13.com/news/guns-stolen-from-vehicles-of-waller-co-officials/1114940/

http://abc13.com/news/weapons-stolen-from-sheriffs-vehicle-along-katy-freeway/1113836/

 

[TX69]

One of the weapons is a sub-machine gun. It is considered so deadly that it is banned in several states, with an exception for law enforcement.

OMG! OMG ! OMG!!!!! Only the police are allowed to have these terribly DANGEROUS weapons!!! OMG! OMG!!!

lmao Libtard news writers.

So why are there four plus rifles in each of the vehicles? How is it possible that no one saw this happening?

 

[Vaquero]

Blame the guns

 

[Davetex]

Climate change again.

 

[straightwall]

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Pretty dang brazen, lol....

 

[Tejano Scott]

What would be a funny end to this story is, instead of a gangbanger thug, they apprehend Grumper and Chuck as the perpetrators of this crime.

 

[Rebel]

Must have been coming back from the range? Eight firearms seem like a lot for a sheriff's truck and a county commissioner's truck.

 

[Army 1911]

OMG that's an arsenal. Police don't need that many guns. Ban the Guns from the police.

Besides guns are evil and capable of going off without human intervention as every liberal knows. I bet they weren't stolen but just walked off on their own. They are probably down at the cop bar, buying rounds.

 

[Burnt Jeep]

That subgun must have a bullet button, so it can go full auto.


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[baboon]

I heard a few years back about 2 Grimes county Sheriff's vehicles that were broke into. This came from someone who worked in the probation department. She said one was hit while the officer slept @ home. It might happen more then you hear about!

 

[grumper]

What would be a funny end to this story is, instead of a gangbanger thug, they apprehend Grumper and Chuck as the perpetrators of this crime.

Meh. I've no interest in a HK SMG. I raged and must have bought 10-11 random expensive as shit spare parts trying to get my roller locked Vector drunken monkey fingered POS to even chamber a cartridge correctly.

No thanks.

 

[diesel1959]

My theory: There are folks out there who are pissed at Waller Co. and Waller Co. LE of late--due to all the hubbub regarding the young lady who died while in custody in the jail. Though the arrest had been made by DPS, there's a lot of folks blaming Waller CO SO for what wound up happening.

Anyway--fast forward to the now. Only two vehicles were messed with in that restaurant parking lot, and I don't believe either was marked. What are the odds that they were targeted by someone wishing to embarrass . . . . I find it odd that they were the only ones broken into.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Interesting theory.
How would the upset individuals know that the vehicles you say were unmarked belonged to Waller Co. S.O.?

 

[diesel1959]

Interesting theory.
How would the upset individuals know that the vehicles you say were unmarked belonged to Waller Co. S.O.?

I'm willing to bet that the Sheriff's truck was his own and was unmarked. State law requires elected officials such as sheriffs and constables (NOT their deputies) to provide their own vehicle for official use and they receive a vehicle allowance each month to assist them in this regard. I'm not certain if the same rule applies to county commissioners; however, it's likely. Now, let's say that someone was really bent on embarrassing the county and/or the sheriff, it would take very little research to find out what they drive . . . and Waller Co. is a pretty small county, comparatively.

I just find it incredibly odd that no other vehicles in that restaurant lot were broken into besides those two. It doesn't pass the smell test.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

I follow you.
How do you know no other vehicles were broken into?

 

[diesel1959]

I follow you.
How do you know no other vehicles were broken into?

call it a hunch, but if there'd been other vehicles broken into during that incident, that would have been reported more widely and as part of the original story. It's easy enough to confirm with Salt Grass.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

I never saw any mention of other vehicles being broken into either.

 

[Mreed911]

State law requires elected officials such as sheriffs and constables (NOT their deputies) to provide their own vehicle for official use and they receive a vehicle allowance each month to assist them in this regard..

State law requires no such thing. State law ALLOWS it, but absolutely doesn't REQUIRE it. Sheriffs and Constables are absolutely able to use any equipment provided to them by the Commissioners Court.