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SharpWords

About the AK-47, "stolen" from a Denver sergeant, used to murder Isabella Thallis...

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Posted Sep 24, 2022, 1:58 PM UTC

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BetrayusGolden•

Interesting comparison, however I haven’t heard of anyone murdering someone with a ski pass… yet.

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Cops in Colorado have to turn themselves in for there to be outside investigations.

CIRT never prosecutes.

The system is rigged. They can get away with blaming trains for staying on the tracks.

We need to change the way POST is activated.

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AckackackaaaaaackMODCapitol Hill•

This should be a comment not a post. You go into this with no backstory, just something about a gun and a ski pass. If there's already a post about this, leave this as a comment, it doesn't hold up as its own post. Thanks.

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yo-yes-yo•

Or it was someone who knew he had it and stole it like it’s been reported………..

The vast overwhelming majority of firearm related homicides are done with stolen guns

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ardatwork•

Sounds like we need much tougher storage requirements and liability for improperly stored weapons...

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yo-yes-yo•

Sounds like we need stricter punishment for people stealing guns……..

Lol why is that downvoted? Don’t want strict punishments for gun theft?

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ardatwork•

There's already plenty of punishment for theft.

Where's the Party of Personal Responsibility? You'd think they'd be all over holding people responsible for their choices...

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yo-yes-yo•

So if someone steals your car and kills somebody with it you should also be charged? Same thing right ? They took something of yours and used it to kill someone? Over 100 thousand gun laws on the books. Some that cover the safe storage of a firearms are all ready in place, but yes you are right let’s not place blame on the criminals who commit the crimes

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