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NoMoLerking t1_je024eo wrote

Much more likely the door was unlocked and the key to the mount hasn’t been seen since 2021.

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dante662 t1_je07yh8 wrote

They broke the window but I'll bet a whole US dollar the rifle wasn't locked into the secure mount.

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Getting it out of the mount would have been difficult if it was locked, unless the whole mount itself was removed.

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NoMoLerking t1_je0842u wrote

They broke the window? Or the window was broken? I know what I’d do if I came back to my unlocked cruiser and found the rifle missing.

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dante662 t1_je08w84 wrote

All I know is when they towed the cruiser one of the windows was broken.

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SomeSortofDisaster t1_je08fxk wrote

I'm not an expert on police issued lockable mounts but if they're anything like the standard gun lock you can pick them with a slotted screwdriver or hair pin.

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dante662 t1_je08u0f wrote

Perhaps the teens are fans of the Lock Picking Lawyer on youtube!

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It probably is pretty easy to pick, but shit stealing a fucking carbine from a state trooper's cruiser would have my hands shaking.

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MammothCat1 t1_je0gmno wrote

You'd think with how much the LPL does they'd make better locks. Nope, he even slapped one open....

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COVID_2019 t1_je0slga wrote

Didn't he do a video one time about police vehicle locks? I thought I remembered the lock being magnetic, so all you had to do was put a magnet up to it to unlock it. Could be remembering someone else as well.

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madtho t1_je25d5s wrote

carrying those post-pubescent balls around in a wheelbarrow!

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Shufflebuzz t1_je0kx66 wrote

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Proof-Variation7005 t1_je09g9n wrote

Is the broken window definitely confirmed? I didn't really see that in any of the reports and it seems like they'd just explicitly say that.

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