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Oh no, this headline sounds bad :(

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Just got a news flash on my iPhone that will likely cause us problems - "Watertown police chief 'amazed at how much ammunition Boston bombing suspects had"

 

You know the leftist lame stream media is going to pick up on this and use it for all its worth. I don't know the number of rounds, but I would be willing to take a guess that more than half of us probably have more rounds than what they had.

Gawd, calm down, unplug awhile and stop worrying. The Obama loving media will make hay of whatever they uncover in that case. No reason to go PSH

 

 

Just got a news flash on my iPhone that will likely cause us problems - "Watertown police chief 'amazed at how much ammunition Boston bombing suspects had"

 

You know the leftist lame stream media is going to pick up on this and use it for all its worth. I don't know the number of rounds, but I would be willing to take a guess that more than half of us probably have more rounds than what they had.

I can see the front page headlines for Monday already "ONE THOUSAND ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION!!!"

Funny, not one of the articles with that headline actually say that in them. The video interview with the police chief doesn't have him say that either

Not only that, but they did not even have permits for the Guns!

Maybe we need laws to make criminals obey the law.

Mass. Police: Bomb Suspects Didn't Have Gun Permit

 

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/mass-police-bomb-suspects-gun-permit-19011300#.UXR-ZsokQZd

 

A Massachusetts police official say the brothers suspected of bombing the Boston Marathon before having shootouts with authorities didn't have gun permits.

Cambridge Police Commissioner Robert Haas tells The Associated Press in an interview Sunday that neither Tamerlan Tsarnaev (tsahr-NEYE'-ehv) nor his brother Dzhokhar had permission to carry firearms.

He says it's unclear whether either ever applied and the applications aren't considered public records.

But he says the 19-year-old Dzhokhar (joh-KHAR') would have been denied a permit because of his age. Only people 21 or older are allowed gun licenses in Massachusetts.

The suspects were also accused of hijacking a Mercedes on Thursday night.

Haas says the pair didn't release the driver, but he escaped when he was left alone while the two men entered a convenience store.

Hopefully since its MA, 100 rounds would be considered a metric shi*t ton of ammo.

 

hell, even 11 rounds is too much for them!

Guess it's time for Obama's media machine to start embellishing the facts to suit their needs for more gun control.

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Just heard it was 250 rounds. Heck I'm glad they did not see me go with my son to the range last weekend, if they did we might be on our way to Gitmo right now.

Just heard it was 250 rounds. Heck I'm glad they did not see me go with my son to the range last weekend, if they did we might be on our way to Gitmo right now.

 

So they bought one of those bulk packs and it's considered a stockpile?

 

Hope they don't check my safe.

Boston bombers were not authorized to own firearms; Roll Call says this will "fuel calls for tougher gun laws" http://t.co/PYB5pXAUf9

 

You can't make this shit up...

The suspects were also accused of hijacking a Mercedes on Thursday night.

Did they have licenses to drive? ;-p

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