ICE agent loses gun in public in San Francisco

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ICE agent loses gun in public in San Francisco

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http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/poli ... r-37080867

San Francisco police are searching for the gun of a federal agent who lost the weapon after he left it on top of his car and drove off.

KGO-TV reports ( http://abc7ne.ws/1SHOztU ) the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent's loaded service weapon was reported lost in the Ingleside neighborhood Friday morning. Police say it's an H&K P200sk .40 caliber handgun.

In the last eight months, handguns stolen from federal agents were used in the high-profile slayings of Kate Steinle in San Francisco in July and muralist Antonio Ramos in Oakland in September.

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EdC

Re: ICE agent loses gun in public in San Francisco

2 by EdC

I was about to think that this was old news, but nope. Just a similar incident a short while back where a police officer left his patrol on the trunk of his car a drove away.

Ah, the experts and their gun handling sets them apart from us ordinary folk, doesn't it.

Elmo

Re: ICE agent loses gun in public in San Francisco

3 by Elmo

You carry folks have got to help me understand how something like this could happen.

Why would someone put a handgun on the roof of their car, even momentarily?

Serious question. Walk me through this.

Is this in a clip-on/pancake holster? Don't want to sit on it, so take if off to get into the car? Carrying a bunch of other stuff so put it down on the roof for a second?

"To initiate a war of aggression...is the supreme international crime" - Nuremberg prosecutor Robert Jackson, 1946

whitey

Re: ICE agent loses gun in public in San Francisco

4 by whitey

I can see leaving a cup of coffee on the roof while getting in the car but not a gun.

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Stiff

Re: ICE agent loses gun in public in San Francisco

5 by Stiff

Maybe he was arresting a guy at gun point. He put the gun on the car while he was cuffing him, and forgot to collect the gun after he secured the guy in the car.

Glad that federal government is boring again.

senorgrand

Re: ICE agent loses gun in public in San Francisco

6 by senorgrand

Didn't san francisco just pass a law against this sort of thing?

"Person, woman, man, camera, TV."

whitey

Re: ICE agent loses gun in public in San Francisco

7 by whitey

Stiff wrote:Maybe he was arresting a guy at gun point. He put the gun on the car while he was cuffing him, and forgot to collect the gun after he secured the guy in the car.

Why not just put it back in its holster like a normal professional would do?

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Stiff

Re: ICE agent loses gun in public in San Francisco

8 by Stiff

whitey wrote:
Stiff wrote:Maybe he was arresting a guy at gun point. He put the gun on the car while he was cuffing him, and forgot to collect the gun after he secured the guy in the car.
Why not just put it back in its holster like a normal professional would do?

Because he was an incompetent professional?

Glad that federal government is boring again.

Re: ICE agent loses gun in public in San Francisco

9 by shinzen

Stiff wrote:
Because he was an incompetent professional idiot?

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workinstiff

Re: ICE agent loses gun in public in San Francisco

10 by workinstiff

shinzen wrote:
Stiff wrote:
Because he was an incompetent professional idiot?
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