Driver Finds Pistol Embedded In Car’s Bumper

By Tom Knighton

After a certain point in your life, you start to think you may have seen it all. You don’t necessarily think that consciously, but on some level, you’re pretty confident you’ve seen the weirdest things you’re going to see, especially in the days of social media.

Then, you see something like this.

The Lakewood Police Department in Washington is investigating an incident after state troopers recovered a handgun that had been embedded in the front bumper of a Honda while it was traveling down a Washington Interstate.

I don’t think that’s what they’re talking about when they say gun the engine. . .

Washington State Patrol says the driver saw a “black object” flying through the air during his commute one evening, but it wasn’t until he stopped for gas later (about 18 miles down the road) that he discovered it was a handgun, and it was now stuck barrel-first in his bumper just below the driver’s-side headlight.

Well this is a first…a driver saw a small "black object" flying through the air while traveling on I-5. When the…

Posted by Washington State Patrol on Thursday, May 24, 2018

Of course, this raises the question of just where the gun came from, and that’s a riddle that will test us for ages.

Most likely, it was tossed out of another car for whatever reason. It may well have been used in a crime and …Read the Rest

Source:: Bearing Arms