Police Chief Realizes Gun Missing - After 4 Days

[ELB]

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On another note, it's a bit hard to swallow that the chief didn't notice the gun he (should) carry every day was missing for four days.

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One possibility is that after the town meeting he changed from his uniform to civvies and he doesn't usually carry off-duty, so he didn't notice the gun (and his entire batman belt?) was gone until he went to put his uniform back on. The town meeting was in the evening on 9 Nov, a holiday weekend, and the PD issued a bulletin about the gun on Monday. So I'm guessing he took Friday off, had a long weekend, then when he went to put his uniform back on Monday morning, he went, "Now where's that heavy thing that hangs off the right side...lessee, when's last time I saw it...OH !!"

[spectre]

I hope whoever found it puts it someplace safe, like a TEOTWAWKI cache.

[C-dub]

They must have updated the article. There is no mention of a Glock service revolver now.

[OlBill]

Only the police should carry guns.

[The Annoyed Man]

Only the police should carry guns.

Apparently, this one can’t.

[The Annoyed Man]

They must have updated the article. There is no mention of a Glock service revolver now.

Wow, a reporter who is sensitive to appearing stupid!

[n5wmk]

They must have updated the article. There is no mention of a Glock service revolver now.

It's still there in the first sentence, at least in the version I just pulled up.

"An Arizona police chief who accidentally left his service revolver in a restroom stall inside a library is asking for the public's help in retrieving the weapon."

[C-dub]

They must have updated the article. There is no mention of a Glock service revolver now.

It's still there in the first sentence, at least in the version I just pulled up.

"An Arizona police chief who accidentally left his service revolver in a restroom stall inside a library is asking for the public's help in retrieving the weapon."

Ah, yes. I was scanning for Glock revolver.