Cartels Using Weapons Stolen From US Military Bases: Thieves Stealing Police Cars, Grenades And Guns pictures and video

by Monica Davis

Some anti-gun control proponents fear that if guns are restricted more, police officers, National Guard armories and gun sellers will become greater targets for gun thieves.

Thursday, Indianapolis cops were looking for a suspect who allegedly stole an undercover officer’s cop car. Yes, it had weapons in it. The car was recovered,  as where the weapons.

Or, we should say: the thief left the car where the cops could find it.

Now, remember that stolen FBI van a while back?  Here’s the story on that: 

This photo, courtesy of the FBI, shows weapons similar to those that were stolen;

Andover Police Commander Charles Heseltine said investigators found fingerprints on the FBI vehicle and another vehicle that was broken into.  Those prints were run through a national database and that led them to the teenager.

Heseltine said the guns were turned into Lawrence Police around 2 a.m. Friday.  He would not say who turned the weapons in. MOREHERES

As I said earlier:

Gun control advocates are fooling themselves if they believe gun control legislation will eliminate assault weapon possession.  First, millions of weapons already are on the market, in homes, sold on the streets, and stolen from National Guard armories and military installations. And, with the belt tightening and budget cuts, as shown above, many military installations don’t have the money to provide adequate security for their armories. MOREHERE

 According to the Denver Post, another cop got ripped off.

The unidentified officer reported the theft from his home in southwest Denver about 2:30 p.m., noting that “several guns,” protective gear, such as helmets and vests, and badges were missing, Denver police spokesman Sonny Jackson said Wednesday.

According to Wikipedia, many of the weapons used in Mexico, including grenade launchers, may have been stolen from US bases. How can we talk gun control when our bases are the source of a lot of stolen guns?

there are multiple reports of grenade launchers being used against security forces,^[11] and at least twelve M4 Carbines with M203 grenade launchers have been confiscated.^[12]It was believed that some of these high powered weapons and related accessories may have been stolen from U.S. military bases.^[13][14] However, most U.S. military grade weapons such as grenades and light anti-tank rockets are acquired by the cartels through the huge supply of arms left over from the wars in Central America and Asia. It has been reported that there have been 150,000 desertions from the Mexican army during 2003 to 2009. Stated another way, about one-eighth of the Mexican army deserts annually.^[15] Many of these deserters take their government-issued automatic rifles with them while leaving. Some of those weapons originate from the USA.^[16]

So far we have stolen FBI weapons, ripped off cop cars with weapons, and now we’re going bigtime–where millions of dollars worth of  military hardware sits in an unguarded warehouse, just waiting to be stolen    A crap load of ex-US military weapons was stolen from a conveniently “unguarded” facility in Kuwait:

According to TheWordTribune.com, The Interior Ministry said thieves broke into a warehouse and stole a huge amount of firearms and ammunition. The ministry said 20,000 U.S.-origin M-16 assault rifles and 15,000 rounds for 9mm pistols were stolen. “There were no guards during the break-in,” the ministry said on April 7.

Remember folks, according to the anti gunners the only people who should be able to have weapons are the military and police.

So what happens when the military’s weapons fall into the wrong hands? Oh, that can never happen you say? IT JUST DID!! MOREHERE

 Who knows where those weapons are? And what about the US armories and gun stores that have been broken in to?

Check out this fake weapons shop. Seven active and former Marines were allegedly selling weapons stolen from Camp Pendleton.

Sources in Alabama report that an anonymous tip led authorities to various weapons including an assault rifle, guns  and blasting caps.

A search of the home found 30 guns, including an assault rifle, as well as grenades and blasting caps stolen from the Anniston Army Depot, according to the station. Spare parts for Stryker military vehicles also were recovered. MOREHERE