By bob Walsh

Rochelle Bilal is the Sheriff of Philadelphia County,
PA. She is up for re-election in seven weeks. The county auditor just
released a report that says she has "lost" 185 guns, including 76
department weapons and 109 weapons belonging to private citizens that
were "temporarily" seized due to a protection order.
The
Sheriff says the actual number of "misplaced" guns is much less than
185 and the assertion by the auditor is political in nature.
2 comments:
It wasn't the "auditor" it was the "controller" that did the audit. My bad.
So is the "lost" guns going to be prosecuted? The value of the guns combined would make it a felony.
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