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WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal prosecutor says that investigators found more than 800 rounds of ammunition in the White House intruder case, along with a machete and two hatchets.
In a federal court proceeding, Assistant U.S. Attorney David Mudd said that the accused intruder, Omar J. Gonzalez, was a danger to the president.
He said the ammunition and the other items were discovered in a search of Gonzalez’s car.
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Wayne LaPierre must be sooooo proud.
Luckily, this poor deluded soul could not, in his addled-state, figure out how to load the Hatchet or Machete.
The discovery of all that ammo and sharp-edge hardware doesn’t put it in his hands at the time of the trespass, does it? BTW, did they find unused meds somewhere in that car or on his person? Sounds like a chemical prob - really.
And a NRA “Life Member” beltbuckle.