Black ppl are ppl and ppl commit crimes, oh well. Make some schools and jobs and shyt and it will decrease massively. Italians didn't need the national guard called in on them, fukk we need them for.Perhaps those negroes should stop killing one another and all that stuff will not have to happen.
They did this in my old neighborhood too (Chicago heights) they would be a box full of guns and bullets on the train cart or behind abandoned houses people need to ask themselves how are people getting AR-15 and Ak-47?
Yet not one single picture or video of one of these "crates" existsFrom either regular law abiding people or criminals
What about when a police officer is injured/killed by one of the weapons. You don't think they would expose something like that is happening if they are being shot at by those weapons dropped in crates? LOL
i literally was likewhen i heard that story but these cacs have done worse shyt so i didn't put it pass them devils to do some evil shyt like this...
You just posted a link to a criminal investigation of legal weapons in a legal shipment being stolen.The fukk does that have to do with government agents hiding crates full of weapons in alleys and shyt Breh?
Such nonsense.
These kids record everything breh. You can watch a million videos on youtube of gang members in Chicago recording themselves pressing and beating up dudes, flashing guns ALL DAY, some videos of them chasing cars and ramming them, kicking over glass bottles at memorials for dudes who got killed and were enemies, and videos of them shooting.
They record all that. But recording a crate would be off limits
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/l...610-story.html
Two charged in theft of over 100 guns from South Side rail yard
An alleged thief and his fence have been charged in connection with the theft of more than 100 new guns from a freight train that was stopped overnight at a South Side rail yard in April, according to federal authorities.
Alexander Peebles, 44, and Warren Gates, 48, were charged in separate criminal complaints stemming from the April 12 robbery of the cargo train at 8000 S. South Chicago Ave., court records show.
The train was carrying 318 firearms from the Ruger factory in New Hampshire to Spokane, Wash., and had stopped in Chicago for the night, according to the charges. About 7 a.m. that day, a railroad employee noticed that several locks and seals on the train had been cut open, and police later found bolt cutters and a Ruger magazine in the yard.
Federal agents who inspected the train when it arrived at its final destination discovered that a total of 111 guns were missing, according to the charges. Six of the guns have since been recovered "in unrelated incidents" throughout Chicago, the complaint alleged. The charges did not specify if the guns had been used to commit crimes.
According to the charges, Peebles, of the 900 block of East 80th Street, was arrested last week after another man who had been caught trying to rob the same train yard began cooperating with authorities and gave them information about the April robbery of the guns.
In a videotaped statement, Peebles admitted that he had committed the theft of the firearms with nine other individuals, who each kept 13 of the guns, according to the charges. Peebles said he kept one of the pistols for himself and sold the other 12 to a man he knew as "Chuck" for $2,200.
After being shown photographs, Peebles identified Chuck as Gates, a convicted felon who was prohibited from possessing firearms, according to the charges. Peebles said various crews who commit train break-ins know Gates as "a known fence for stolen items," the complaint alleged.
Guns stolen in possible plot to avenge Justus Howell killing: officials
On Tuesday, federal agents searched a storage locker in Matteson that had been rented by Gates and found electronics, clothing, shoes and other items in their original boxes and with tags still attached, the charges alleged.
Gates appeared in court Wednesday and was ordered held in custody pending a detention hearing Tuesday before U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeffrey Gilbert. Peebles was freed on bail after appearing before Gilbert on Wednesday, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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They know what they're doing by leaving these trains ungaurded in high crime neighborhoods 
but we're the crazy 1s thoThread looking kinda.
They saying 15yo are buying guns from indiana but they don't even have a car
Wrong.
breeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, that's a cac, it gotta be.
Only cacs do concern trolling.
breeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, that's a cac, it gotta be.
cac,cac,cac everybody a cac if they don't group think like you lames we can do a perma ban bet right now and I'll shyt on your dumb ass
