I really hope there's something more to the story, such as a concrete demonstration of related criminal activity to cause such a fuss, as the details sure are lacking.
The Detroit Free Press: Cache of guns found at Highland Park home
Authorities say a Michigan State Police bomb squad was called to clear a home in Highland Park where a cache of guns was found.
Police responded this morning in the Detroit enclave.
WDIV-TV reports least 20 guns were removed from the home. The station broadcast video showing police examining guns that were lined up on the ground outside.
WXYZ-TV reports the area around the home was blocked off as the bomb squad responded. No injuries were reported.
Sorry, while its true that Highland Park isn't a particularly nice neighborhood and hence the possessors of the firearms may very well have been up-to-no-goodniks, the mere presence of 20 guns in one place absent something more really isn't something to get worked up about.
Among the friends and acquaintances I have, 20 guns is but a nice start to a collection and not a "cache" by any means.
In addition, 20 guns in one spot certainly is not a reason to get uptight and call a bomb squad fer cryin' out loud. Sheesh.
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Wish they'd called us instead. You and I could have removed them with much less fuss.
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