I know they were property of the US Government at the time they were used in a crime. But I wonder when they were returned, if the Air National Guard decided to have them destroyed.
I wonder what happened to the 1911A1s that Patrick Sherrill used in Edmond?
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I know what happened to the cop. He's back in FL Keys fishing the deep blue.
One of my current contractors used to work with him years ago . . .
Said the dude was an odd duck . . .
He gave new meaning to "going post office"
A horrible day for sure. One never knows what you’d do in that situation but the name that seldom gets mentioned is Bill Nemo. He rushed the shooter and probably saved some lives. He was shot but survived. A true hero. I saw the reports later and many employees had no where to go. The break room and corners of the box section were killing zones. One girl locked herself in the safe. All post offices have more employee exits now because of this tragedy. You never know when 1 low life loser chooses to harm defenseless people.
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Everyone in my unit was interviewed by OSI and Postal inspectors. I had to give three depositions because of conversations I had overheard with his supervisor while standing in the hallways. I was never told why I had to give the depositions, but I suspect they were the result of civil suits of the survivors and families.
