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source: https://www.guns.com/2014/10/10/angl...-22-years-ago/
A fisherman in California’s drought-stricken Castaic Lake got more than a nibble when he found a backpack Thursday that was lost by a federal agent decades ago.
The lake, in the Sierra Pelona Mountains of northwestern Los Angeles County, is experiencing near-record low levels, having dropped more than 150 feet in recent months. This has both limited access to parts of the 6.6-square-mile reservoir and exposed portions of the lake that have long been underwater. This led to a local angler discovering a muddy bag containing a corroded Smith and Wesson semi-automatic pistol, a tarnished gold U.S. Treasury agent’s badge, and a vintage beeper. The contents were traced back to a federal agent who lost the equipment while on a fishing trip in 1992.
The lake, in the Sierra Pelona Mountains of northwestern Los Angeles County, is experiencing near-record low levels, having dropped more than 150 feet in recent months. This has both limited access to parts of the 6.6-square-mile reservoir and exposed portions of the lake that have long been underwater. This led to a local angler discovering a muddy bag containing a corroded Smith and Wesson semi-automatic pistol, a tarnished gold U.S. Treasury agent’s badge, and a vintage beeper. The contents were traced back to a federal agent who lost the equipment while on a fishing trip in 1992.



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