… on his way to his wife’s funeral in FL! :eek:
http://www.wpxi.com/sports/26112295/detail.html
Must be some kinda funeral! :o
Why would a convicted felon need ammo for a gun he couldn’t legally own under federal law?:rolleyes:
That could happen to anyone. I accidentally had a few rounds of ammo in a baby stroller one time. TSA was ok with it.
I think it happens more often than you’d think, especially with CCW so common now. A couple rounds here, a spare mag there. It seems like gun+ammo is when they get less understanding ;). Known a couple of people that had a few spare rounds in the bottom of their bags and nothing major happened to them.
A felon with ammo does raise some eyebrows.
Did he hide them in his hair?
He’s one of those special kinds of felons that gets away with more cause he’s famous. :rolleyes:
It’s happened to me before. Though it doesn’t say he was busted. Just that the ammo was confiscated and he was free to continue his trip.
Before 9/11 my grandfather accidentally tried to take a loaded revolver through security.
He traveled as a salesman and always kept the revolver in his suitcase…had flown with it multiple times, but never carried that bag on until that day.
The local cops/TSA were extremely rude and aggressive with him. The FBI arrived and told them to let him go. No charges were pressed, nor did we ever see the revolver again.
I imagine it’s too late to retrieve my property now.
i imagine he’d have done some time with today’s “security” measures. :eek:
No, he was pardoned which restores his rights.
.38 and .357
Way to go Don King. Kickin’ it old school.
If a person is too dangerous to own guns an ammo, they should be in prison, or in the ground.