Click here to download the catalog as a PDF file. To view this site you need Adobe Flash Player and your browser must allow javaScripts. Go here to get the latest Flash Player. Circle No. 213 on Inquiry Card recovered a quantity of drugs and druggie-gear. Fortunately, the two occupants of #17 took their neighbors’ places in the morning chow line at county jail. trailer next door, at lot #17. Yup, the druggies who lived next door to the other druggies were awakened from their slumber by those shouts and knockin’ noises and thought they were being raided. So, of course, they commenced pitchin’ their dope and paraphernalia out the window. Here’s the best part. The “targeted” suspects weren’t even home, although officers proceeded with their search and www.shootingindustry.com Gullibility Insurance No, the bank isn’t going to replace your money because banks don’t insure people against gullibility. From Tigard, Ore., we have a case in which the crooks were smart and their victims? Well, they’re not rocket scientists. The caper began one recent evening when two uniformed security guards, appropriately adorned with badges and guns, walked up to the night deposit slot of a lo- cal bank and draped it with a sign reading “Out of Order.” Then they stood silently by, looking sharp, crisp and businesslike, greeting late-night depositors, apologizing for the inconvenience, and offering to take custody of their cash deposits. Oh, of course they issued written receipts! If they didn’t, well, that would be pretty suspicious, don’t you think? You guessed it. The next morning, the bank learned of the fraud when customers called in to check on their deposits. No matter what kinda day you’re having in your gun shop, we think the customer service rep at that bank was having a worse one. 9 NOVEMBER 2008 23