Canadian police pilots make an embarrassing mistake

[Vulcan 607]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-33253979

This has made me smile

[Mitchverr]

#whoops

classic Canada, apologizing to the very end.

[Mike]

Reminds me of Hangover.

"Lady in the leopard print dress, you have an amazing rack."

[The_Communist_Tsar]

Still not as bad as the CPS (Calgary Police Service) guy who lost his patrol AR and two magazines with 56 rounds of ammunition because he was "taking it home to clean it."

[Holy_crap]

Whenever you hear people discuss oral on loudspeaker, we can only blame Canada now.

[Mad22]

Still not as bad as the CPS (Calgary Police Service) guy who lost his patrol AR and two magazines with 56 rounds of ammunition because he was "taking it home to clean it."

Sat waaaaaat.

How just what I don't understand.

[Tirak]

Still not as bad as the CPS (Calgary Police Service) guy who lost his patrol AR and two magazines with 56 rounds of ammunition because he was "taking it home to clean it."

Sat waaaaaat.

How just what I don't understand.

Well it's not a great thing for shelf life of the spring to have the magazine fully loaded, so it's pretty common in law enforcement to not fully load them. So, 2x30 round magazines with 28 rounds per magazine make 56. It's just good practice for extending service life.

[Mad22]

It was more the managing to lose it that confused me Tirak.

I looked up the story and yeah the officer involved decided to go clean his gun at home but on the way home stopped to have something to eat at midnight in a dark car park leaving the gun case on his back seat unsecured.

Total genius.