5000.00 glock

[NESHOOTER]

Here's a link to a glock that was used in a crime and a reward is 5000.00 here is the link for the info.http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/13/taylor-paschal-placker-skyla-jade-whitaker-murder-oklahoma_n_1009774.html?icid=maing-grid7%7Cmain5%7Cdl3%7Csec1_lnk3%7C104361

I was incomplete on what I posted I wanted to post this info to help solve a crime and being firearm owners and we are need to help solve this crime if you have any info on this please assist in anyway.
Thanks

 

[oneounceload]

The point?

 

[SHNOMIDO]

if someone happened to pick this up they would get a nice reward, and help solve a crime.

you could buy about 10 glocks, if you have the (un)lucky one.

 

[chris in va]

I wouldn't want to be caught with a pistol used in an unsolved crime.

 

[NESHOOTER]

The point?

The point is exactly that, help solve a crime do your part if you have that pistol and feel good about it... that it no other reason.... I guess some get it and some don't....

Please see orginal post edited I did add the reasoning behind my post.

SORRY ALL

 

[SHNOMIDO]

yea those were my thoughts but i was on my way out the door when i posted.

the OP should include minor details-

Anyone in OK bought a Glock 22 from a gun show? you might have a hot gun and $5000 on your hands, check out this link, and check your serial numbers. Lets help put this creep away, and get you a new glock and $4500!

huh, that makes me think, do you think the authorities would reimburse you for the piece? or after the reward they would say dont be greedy.

 

[Sport45]

In a nutshell, if you have a Glock 22 (.40 S&W) and the serial number is EKG463US there's a $5,000 reward for turning it in.

If I had it I'd have called them and told y'all not to bother...

 

[Stressfire]

Big question is: is the reward legitimate or a method of busting the worthless waste of genetic material that used it.

Seem to remember that a while back police sent out "Your A Winner, Cash Prize" mailings to some individuals having outstanding warrants in order to get them to unwittingly surrender themselves: one such can be found here.

And if you unwittingly purchased the weapon, do you think you will be getting a reward or an adjoining cell?

 

[tape]

current owner is not a suspect, a nice way to lure someone in. I'd bet they will be held for 24hrs of pure hell.

 

[GM1967]

I wouldn't think any murderer clever enough to still be loose would be dumb enough to bring the murder weapon in for a promised reward. If the police think that, and plan to subject an innocent person to murder-charges and harsh interrogation, that's both stupid and evil on their part