My gun is "Stolen", how does this happen?

+∞ and beyond!


It's WELL worth 4ceents/day

 

I'd like to know what kept "popping up in the system". There must have been a record of the serial number relating to the theft, and there must have been a record of the sale of the gun to Cameron, so why did it take so long to put two and two together and find the darned gun!?

 

Cameron,

Look at this thread. Just "bear" with it for a page or two.....

http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=209677

 

Theres very little trolling in the subscribed section though we just had a doozy ! A few of the FChat detectives caught themselves a very big fish. Sign up and bring your popcorn...its not quite over yet.

The openness and honesty in the private business forum is incredible. People from all industries there to answer any question you may have. Its a wealth of information and a week doesnt go by where I dont learn something.


$15 bro...go for it

 

For those with the wit to learn an education that could help move you closer to one day becoming an F-car owner.
Really!
Trick is to listen and learn though. The business section is very good value for a young chap.

 

Man does that suck, keep us updated!

 

I will make a bet with you. Try it for six months. If at that time you do not think you got your $15 worth, pm me and I will personally refund your $15. Then you get the whole year for free!

Take it as a friendly wager from the FChat Police. You may even be lucky enough to earn one of these....
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You will not regret coming to the Dark Side...

 

BTW, you don't owe any of the knuckleheads on here a pic of anything. If they choose not to believe that's their problem. Good luck getting it sorted out.

 

So what happened?

 

Glad to hear your starting to sort this out. Best of luck with the rest of the situation!

Chris

 

Why don't you just take it to the gun store, let them give you a credit or exchange, and let them turn it in to the police. You did nothing wrong, it is their problem, and they should deal with it, not you.

PS: If you purchase something stolen at a pawn shop, and the owner wants it back, they must reimburse you the costs you incurred. Had this happen with a laptop stolen out of the car.

 

Glad it ended well for you.

 

Somebody explain in sufficient detail how after 5 years LAPD was able (and willing) to connect Cameron's phone number to an allegedly stolen gun that had been legally transferred in another state.

Years ago I used to sell guns in a shop. The 4473 that each customer completed went in a file that never left the store. It seems that in order to find him they needed to follow a more or less legitimate paper trail that included a legal transfer to the shop that he bought it from. I'm suspicious of the whole "stolen" thing and would have required a lot more detail before even talking to the "detective" much less voluntarily surrendering something I had legally purchased. There appears to be some additional details missing from the "story".

The whole thing still stinks. I'm glad you are satisfied though.

 

The "story" sounds like a subplot from an episode of CSI where someone is trying to recover a particular gun without explaining the real reason why. I wonder who the original owner was, what were the circumstances that it became "stolen". With all the things that cops have to do (particularly in LA) it is surprising that any piece of stolen property would get this much attention after 5 years, if there wasn't something else going on.

 

Thats why ya always buy new and ya never sell what you buy. And why on earth would you go from a .45 to a .40. Thats like going from a nice soft C cup to tiny little bee sting As.

 

What I would like to know is why destroy it. Don't they try to return stolen property to the rightful owner. Now I am not one to bash the police, I have a lot of respect for LEO's, but this whole story from the LAPD sounds fishy to me.

 

Precisely.

 

The detective realized his old Sig throw-down was traceable.

JOKING.