I'm sure that someone, somewhere is thinking "So THAT'S where I left it!".
Not many things are as surprising as finding a gun on your car bumper...especially a loaded gun!
All I can think is that somebody has way too many guns when they don't even miss one that they left sitting on a car bumper in a parking lot! You have to ask yourself, why did they feel it necessary to set the gun down? Why did they have a gun in the first place? Didn't the owner notice when the gun was lost?
Lots of questions about this whole thing, don't you think?
Couple finds loaded handgun on bumper of car at Walmart
May 08, 2011 6:37 AM
Staff reports
Daily News
NICEVILLE - If you left your loaded .22 caliber handgun on the bumper of a car at Walmart, the Niceville Police Department would like a word with you.
On April 22 they were summoned to the Walmart on John Sims Parkway by a man who said he and his wife were leaving the store when his wife went to the passenger side of the car and knocked something off the back bumper.
When she reached under the car to find what she thought she had dropped, the found a handgun. She gave it to her husband.
The man emptied the weapon and called police.
He gave them six .22-caliber rounds of ammunition and the gun itself, a chrome Ruger revolver.
The man told police he had no idea where the gun came from or whom it may belong to. Police say the gun had not been reported stolen.
Daily News
NICEVILLE - If you left your loaded .22 caliber handgun on the bumper of a car at Walmart, the Niceville Police Department would like a word with you.
On April 22 they were summoned to the Walmart on John Sims Parkway by a man who said he and his wife were leaving the store when his wife went to the passenger side of the car and knocked something off the back bumper.
When she reached under the car to find what she thought she had dropped, the found a handgun. She gave it to her husband.
The man emptied the weapon and called police.
He gave them six .22-caliber rounds of ammunition and the gun itself, a chrome Ruger revolver.
The man told police he had no idea where the gun came from or whom it may belong to. Police say the gun had not been reported stolen.
Ya know, no matter how many guns I might have around the house...I think I might know if one was missing! Especially if it were a handgun.
Must have been a good sale at WalMart, if the customers felt it necessary to bring a handgun! What bothers me the most about this...is the fact that the gun was fully loaded! Just imagine if some child had found it first!
Coffee on the patio this morning! Hope you all gave Mom a good hug and some kisses yesterday! She deserves it everyday!
