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    Thumbs down Cache of artillery shells found, North Braddock PA

    NORTH BRADDOCK, Pa. -- Artillery shells, grenades and guns were found in a North Braddock shed on Monday evening.

    The bomb squad arrived at the shed outside a home along Orchard Street after a person said they saw something unusual while walking their dog.

    About 100 artillery shells, 15 guns and some grenades were found.

    The bomb squad believes the items were being collected and not intended for malicious intent.

    As a precaution, neighbors were asked to stay in their homes. They were given the OK to come out after the items were ruled inert.

    The shells were taken to the airport, where the bomb squad has a center, and they'll be detonated at an undetermined future time.


    http://www.wpxi.com/news/15624056/detail.html



    This is pure BS.... I bet they are all inert collectible items and the fuckstick local PD is going to destroy them.

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    Default Re: Cache of artillery shells found, North Braddock PA

    according to channel 11 news on fox 53 (it still cracks me up that the local fox affiliate outsources their nightly local news to the a rival local NBC affiliate) they are not going to destroy the guns "some of which date back to the 1800s".

    so that's good at least.

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    I grew up in the house on the corner of hope and orchard street in north braddock. about 3 houses from that house. i am 56 years old and remember the old guy that lived in that house. he collected all kinds of war items from the civil war through ww 2. he also had an old model t in the shed that he would not sell. he kept to himself and did not like kids. he died many years ago and his wife died about 12 years ago. i bet there is a gold mine of war items in that old house. This would of been 40 years ago, as i was around 16 years old.

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    Default Re: Cache of artillery shells found, North Braddock PA

    Quote Originally Posted by bige64 View Post
    the items were ruled inert.
    Oh, OK, the bomb squad did its duty and determined the "evil looking" items were inert.

    The shells were taken to the airport, where the bomb squad has a center, and they'll be detonated at an undetermined future time.
    Huh? What was the crime pursuant to which the gov't could, lawfully under the 4th amendment, seize private property? The law which allows the gov't to destroy the property and thus deprive its owner of it without due process of law?

    Does the Constitution no longer apply in Braddock, PA?

    Does the ACLU know about this?

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    Default Re: Cache of artillery shells found, North Braddock PA

    Time to write the media that flashed the mislead news and have them retract or correct their stories. Their terminology needs addressed to as what words they choose to use so as not to throw out buzz words that are completely inappropriate. Use of such buzz words is only for attention whoring and to instill fear into the masses of sheep that we call neighbors.
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    Default Re: Cache of artillery shells found, North Braddock PA

    Quote Originally Posted by Philadelphia View Post
    Huh? What was the crime pursuant to which the gov't could, lawfully under the 4th amendment, seize private property? The law which allows the gov't to destroy the property and thus deprive its owner of it without due process of law?

    Does the Constitution no longer apply in Braddock, PA?

    Does the ACLU know about this?
    They'll probably charge disorderly conduct! ;-)

    Keep them from Gettysburg, I have seen lots of cannons out in the open there!

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    Default Re: Cache of artillery shells found, North Braddock PA

    Holy Shit! There's an inert missile in front of the Latrobe American Legion!! I better call the bomb squad and have them detonate it before someone gets hurt!

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    Default Re: Cache of artillery shells found, North Braddock PA

    How do you detonate something that is inert? They say the bomb squad already determined that the shells are inert so how do they go about detonating them? Fill them full of powder then blow them up???

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    Default Re: Cache of artillery shells found, North Braddock PA

    Quote Originally Posted by jerkin View Post
    How do you detonate something that is inert? They say the bomb squad already determined that the shells are inert so how do they go about detonating them? Fill them full of powder then blow them up???
    Common practice is to use explosives to detonate a potential explosive.
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    Default Re: Cache of artillery shells found, North Braddock PA

    I'm so sick of the local news. I refuse to watch it. They have prostituted themselves for ratings and commercialism. What ever happen to the factual/ethical news we used to watch 40 years ago? I remember a half hour of news with limited or no commercial breaks. Sorry for the semi-high jack.
    Toujours prêt

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