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The problems I have with this is..... The trained "Bomb Squad" tech KNOWS this is a lie, that's not a guess, if the "Bomb Squad" has anyone on the team actually trained as a explosives Tech, they can not possibly believe that ammunition was "definitely a big danger" Oh and this was the second time they had been at that house according to the article, earlier for some shotgun shells.

This smells as a department head justifying thier budget yesterday and next year

Soccerdad1995 wrote:If they had to evacuate several houses over 75 rounds, I'd hate to see the reaction if they came by my house. We might be talking about a state wide evacuation.

flintknapper wrote: We definitely need and appreciate both group of guys, but you have to wonder about their leadership sometimes.

BREAKING NEWS: INTERSECTION OF I10 AND I410 NE CLOSED IN ALL DIRECTIONS

Bexar County Sheriff's Deputies and the San Antonio Police Department this morning were forced to close all north- and south-bound lanes of Interstate 410 NE and all west- and east-bound lanes of Interstate 10 where the two freeways intersect. Both frontage roads of Interstate 10 east of South WW White Road and leading to the NE interstate 410 Loop were also closed. Occurring near the end of rush hour, the closures caused massive traffic jams as San Antonians have few alternatives to bypass the area.

Based on anonymous reports to the San Antonio Police Department, a combined law enforcement effort executed an early raid on a business operating at 4818 Interstate 10 East that contained not only a huge arsenal of firearms--even including machine guns and assault rifles--but also caches of ammunition numbering into the tens of thousands of bullets.

"This is obviously a startling threat to public safety," said SAPD Sergeant Homer S. Doh. "I've been a police officer for almost 25 years, and I have never encountered such an incredible stash of guns and bullets."

Due to the inherent and immediate danger to the millions of vehicles that use that freeway intersection every week, law enforcement officials quickly closed all lanes in the area while the SAPD Bomb Disposal and other specialty units were dispatched to clear the building, remove the enormous collection of munitions.

Sergeant Doh said that the business called itself the Nardis Gun Club, but he had no other information to share at this time.

KSAT is awaiting a press conference by San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor and will bring that you live as it happens.

Soccerdad1995 wrote:If they had to evacuate several houses over 75 rounds, I'd hate to see the reaction if they came by my house. We might be talking about a state wide evacuation.

Jago668 wrote:

Soccerdad1995 wrote:If they had to evacuate several houses over 75 rounds, I'd hate to see the reaction if they came by my house. We might be talking about a state wide evacuation.

I used to walk around with 72 rounds on me.