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发帖数: 29846 | 1 Report: Journal News Map-listed Guns and Permits Stolen From Rockland County
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by Jammie
Well, that didn’t take long. Great job, Journal News. This is now
reportedly the second home burglarized that just happened to appear on the
gun permit holder list in December.
Two handguns and two pistol permits were stolen from the New City home
of a man whose name and address are listed on the website of a local
newspaper as possessing gun permits, police said.
The thieves ransacked the house Wednesday night, breaking into two safes
on the home’s third floor and stealing a third safe. The guns were in the
stolen safe, police said.
Clarkstown police said they had no evidence the burglary was connected
to the controversial map.
As if the thieves would leave a copy of the map as a reminder.
“The burglary is still under investigation and there are no facts to
support this correlation at this time,” Clarkstown Sgt. Joanne Fratianni
said in a statement. “If the investigation develops further information, it
will be released accordingly.”
Family members at the burglarized home refused to speak Thursday and
police are keeping reporters off the property on the quiet suburban street.
“At this early point in the investigation, we believe it is a random
crime and the home was not targeted,” Clarkstown Det. Lt. Charles Delo told
News12.
The burglary comes less than a week after a White Plains homeowner who,
too, was listed on the Journal News website as having gun permits, arrived
home to find his home burglarized with jewelry missing and an attempted
break-in of his gun safe. The thieves were not successful and no guns were
stolen.
Naturally these media elites are cowering in silence as they await their
Pulitzer Prize.
The newspaper has not responded to numerous calls for comment.
The head of the White Plains Police Benevolent Association, Robert Riley
, has been one of the fiercest critics of the Journal News map, saying it
puts the lives of police and ordinary citizens in potential danger. |
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