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You would think that if 559 pounds of explosives were stolen from the US Forest Service, that it would make the national news, but I have only seen it in the local media. You would also think that the feds could cough up more than a $5000 reward.
Really? 600 pounds of explosives are stolen from a federal government storage facility, it doesn't make the national news, they offer a $5000 reward, there has been no follow-up news since the breaking of the story, and that's your response?
Either an inside job or they're lousy at securing explosives......kind of strange this story didn't make more news, yet they're digging into the background of Charles Ramsey.
You would think that if 559 pounds of explosives were stolen from the US Forest Service, that it would make the national news, but I have only seen it in the local media. You would also think that the feds could cough up more than a $5000 reward.
Why does the Forest Service have this much explosive substance?
If you read the linked article you might have seen ... this:
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The Forest Services uses explosives to help with clearing rock slides, trail construction and restoration, culvert removal and carcass disposal when public safety could conflict with bear activity, said Mariah Leuschen, a spokeswoman for the Custer and Gallatin national forests.
Yeah and it could also be used to blow up.......a city block? a federal building? Anything else some whack jobs get in their stupid heads to blow up.
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