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To: Greg or e who wrote (16344)	3/5/2013 5:22:51 PM
From: Kitskid	3 Recommendations Respond to of 37399

Greg or e and ponokee, NO, no throwing sand in the sand-box! Please review the TOU. Kitskid.

To: Greg or e who wrote (16344)	3/12/2013 1:38:25 PM
From: average joe	Respond to of 37399

Like most Liberals who hate the cops, you can't wait to run behind their skirts at the first sign of trouble. What an ASSHOLE you are you Little Fu-king Creep. Ex-RCMP officer arrested after huge weapons stockpile uncovered in Ontario home Homemade assault rifles, landmines, crossbows and a small cannon were among a huge stockpile of weapons found hidden in the walls and garage of one home in eastern Ontario, police said Tuesday. Ontario Provincial Police / THE CANADIAN PRESS Police say a huge stockpile of weapons seized in Bancroft, Ont. included assault rifles, land mines and a small cannon. By:Allison Jones - Tue Mar 12 2013 Homemade assault rifles, landmines, crossbows and a small cannon were among a huge stockpile of weapons found hidden in the walls and garage of one home in eastern Ontario, police said Tuesday. Two people, including a former RCMP officer who has been under a lifetime weapons ban since 2008, were arrested and charged after police searched the house in Bancroft on March 7. They are each facing hundreds of charges. In all, 67 weapons were seized, several of them illegally converted or altered, along with tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition, police said. The Department of National Defence had to be called in to help remove anti-personnel landmines, grenades, detonator cords and blasting caps. “There’s no possible reason why anybody would have such an arsenal of weapons,” said Insp. Mario Lessard, of the Durham Regional Police. Police are still working to figure out why someone would amass such a cache of firearms and other weapons, Lessard said. The seizure is among the largest police in the region have seen allegedly from one person, he said. “We are pleased that these weapons are now secure,” Lessard said. “As police officers we never want to see this kind of firepower in one place. It tends to attract attention and could be the target of criminals who want these weapons for their illegal activities.” When officers searched the home on Spooks Bay Lane they found two hidden compartments built into the walls of the house that were being used to store illegal weapons and ammunition, police said. In the garage they found machining equipment along with illegal, converted and altered weapons, silencers, prohibited magazines, homemade manufactured assault rifles, pistols with no serial numbers and firearms with the serial numbers removed, police said. The cache included machine-guns, assault rifles, smoke grenades, a fully automatic shotgun prohibited crossbows, a Taser, and a 32-inch cannon. David Kift, 55, is facing hundreds of weapons offences including illegal possession, alteration and manufacturing of prohibited and restricted firearms and has been remanded into custody. Kift was a member of the RCMP and retired in 1996, police said. Marion Kift, 53, is facing similar charges and has been released on bail. thestar.com