Correction: Yes it was another local gunshop that made the remark about cotton candy. But the thrust remains the same: they weren't selling cotton candy.
What would have me think that this was not a first class facility security-wise? How exactly did a truck manage to get that close to bust through. If you have a look at most liquor stores or big box electronic stores etc, they have concrete posts in place (or more) to keep the riff-raff from ramming through front windows/grills with vehicles.
These days -- or actually the last decades -- that's commonsense security.
"locks are for your you friends" my dad always said, " if someone wants in bad enough, they will smash thier way in"
Wow. I just read the news. I really hope that they find out who did it. And I agree with OldWays....a list would be useful.
Last edited by patrickp200; 10-12-2012 at 01:55 PM.
The windows are 4 to 5 feet in the air with a concrete stair case( that protrude out about 6 feet with a ramp for disabled shooters)) in front of that so my quess would be they used rigging to attach to a truck then pulled the bars off.The store fronts you speak of are at ground level where this is not the case and the pillers you speak of would have been as usfull as my ex-wife or or 2 dongs on a billy goat.
You have no idea what you're talking about. Thieves break in. There is no such thing as "impenetrable".
Doesn't matter, anymore. We're only good for filling sandbags for floods and saving people during winter storms. Other-wise we're kicking posts and crazies who are over worked, over taxed, underpaid and never truly appreciated.
Did they not have surveillance footage of the break-in?