how the hell !?
 

this sunday a couple of thieves broke in to a danish army base and stole 206 weapons:o
how the hell did a couple of thieves get away with 11 Heavy machineguns, 20 light machineguns, 140 rifles and 35 pistols and possibly ammo for them !?:dead: :dead:

sources (only in danish, sorry)
http://avisen.dk/200-vaaben-stjaalet...ov_101867.aspx
http://nyhederne.tv2.dk/article.php/...02125.html?rss

I think a more fitting question, with a little more worrying backthought is: Why?!

This is bad news, very bad news indeed.

Very carefully!

also 2 of the guards where sleeping and for some reason they had the password for the armory:damn: :dead:

Sounds as if the Danish need to wake up and take their homeland security a little more seriously.

These weapons no doubt will find their way into the hands of terrorists or on to your streets for nefarious purposes.

ya think ?:damn:
one thing i cant understand though is that how come only 3 guards were there
3 !? and 2 were sleeping

Don't worry Morts, as Hamlet said: Denmark's a prison, so they won't get far:lol:

Inside job?

Zactly what I was thinking.

thats what the army and police think it is since they knew where everything was

Inside job for the money. Bad economy causes more of this.

Wow, who would have thought the security at the local Wal-Mart is better than the Danish Army ?? :rotfl:

sad but true:dead:

Inside job most likely. If those guards were asleep at their posts they deserve to be shot. Thats alot of hardware that's going to land up on the black market.

Wow, I find it hard to believe that the danish army would execute soldiers who's been sleeping on their post...:huh: I guess we could hope that the police catch the buggers?

Oh ho-ho! It can be much worse than that, even here in the U.S.
I won't be posting specifics on the internet, though.

You mean something along the lines of the Bureau of Alchohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives losing substantial amounts of the the very thing they were supposed to in charge of enforcing bassackward federal code?

Why certainly. The ATF has lost something like 3,000 firearms in the last year, about 20 pounds of various explosives, and the alcohol and tobacco has been oddly dissapearing after new years celebrations from evidence lockers.

Seriously though, the U.S. gov't isn't much better at guarding all the stuff they're supposed to but somehow they get a free pass awhile we underlings get royal reamings for minor paperwork mistakes.:down:

in this case, i'd say a fireing squad would be letting them off too easy

I'm thinking it was an inside job. I doubt the robbers would risk the guards to wake up at some point and find them loading up the weapons. :hmm:

I would say yes