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It was a backyard fort armed beyond a kids' wildest dreams. Sebeka, Minn. Police Chief Eric Swenson recently discovered police equipment and ammo he'd earlier reported missing inside his children's backyard fort. According to the Fergus Fall Journal, the items included stun grenades, gas grenades, 25 gas shotgun rounds, loaded magazines for a Glock 9mm and AR-15, a police radio and night vision goggles.
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You might want to say Glock 9mm instead of Glock 9, lest someone confuse it with the ceramic Glock 7 that can pass undetected through airport security. :)
Posted by: Steve | October 13, 2010 at 03:20 PM
Right you are, Steve—mmy mmistake.
Posted by: J.R Absher | October 13, 2010 at 03:26 PM