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Well I would be interested to hear an update from OP, regarding his contact with UPS.
He hasn't logged onto the forums since early this morning.
OMG what if UPS confiscated HIM!?Comment
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It could have been a collection agency dressed up as UPS? LOL! That's still a theft and misrespresentation!Comment
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"The truth is stranger than fiction."Comment
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This story is full of the wacky woo-woo.
If the OP can't figure out if this story is true then the rifle has been stolen and he isn't responsible for it anymore then I doubt the OPs understanding and hence the re-telling of the true situation.
If someone has your rifle they acquired it thru some ruse and you are not responsible for what somebody else does with it.
Someone is pulling a con job. But whom?
Then again it could be a true "Confederacy of Dunces."Rogue American, Media Mercenary.
"A firearm is just a tool. Any tool can be used as a weapon, but the most powerful weapons were written."Comment
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Smells fishy around here.Comment
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In before someone says, Good Morning Ladies.Comment
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WTB: SWISS & German police trade in pistols
WTB: German made & proofed SIG P226R & P228R
WTB: Factory cutaway pistols & rifles
WTB: LAPD Ithaca M37 / CHP S&W / Other PD trade ins....Comment
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Waiting for the thread with someone claiming to be a UPS driver, ordered by his boss to go confiscate a rifle.
May I always be the type of person my dog thinks I amComment
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LOL indeed. I can imagine...
So I'm on my regular UPS route the other day. I had to stop by and pick up some damaged items to be shipped back to a vendor.
I requested the items, a damaged rifle stock and scope. At first the man did not understand, so I explained the situation to him.
He said I would have to talk to his brother, but I would have to wait because his brother was out of town. He also said his brother had thrown the scope and stock away.
I explained to the gentleman that the items needed to be returned, or it could be considered theft. At this point he was visibly upset and he quickly disappeared.
A few moments later he was back WITH A RIFLE IN HIS HANDS! I thought it was all over.
He handed me the rifle and asked me not to get his brother in trouble. I again told him I just need the damaged items.
He just begged me not to have his brother arrested. I told him I wasn't going to have his brother arrested. I tried several time to give the rifle back, but he refused.
Again, I told him all I need is the damaged items. He kept repeating don't arrest my brother then slammed the door.
I could not get him to answer the door and did not want to leave the gun unsecured. So I secured the rifle in my van and turned it into my supervisor. Did I do the right thing? Will I have any legal issues?
Oh yeah, he asked if I knew where to get some women and blo.Last edited by teetsjones; 10-31-2013, 9:48 PM.Comment
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LOL^^^The above is just an opinion.
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