But Monday, Schneider said officers picked it up to try to figure out who the original owner was. With the serial number on the rifle, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives can trace the firearm to determine where it was manufactured, where it was sold or purchased and who may have registered it.
If no owner is found for the rifle, Schneider said Rosas and her husband may keep the weapon if they follow state laws to register it.
Bullcrap. There's no way that rifle would fit in that box.
That's impossible! Goodwill is posted. No firearms allowed. I smell malarkey......
They won't print it if if's a dummy, but they will run a special edition if it's live.The headline says live, the picture says suspected. I bet the odds are pretty good it comes out as a dummy.
Florida has no registration laws.What is this "registration"?