LA school district decides to return grenade launchers in face of public outcry

[XNavyNuke]

L.A. school cops will return grenade launchers, keep M16s and military vehicle

L.A.'s top school-district cop says his department will return the grenade launchers they borrowed from the Pentagon, but will hold on to the M16 assault rifles and the military-grade armored vehicle...just in case.

“We at the Los Angeles School Police Department would not utilize [grenade launchers] within a school environment,” Police Chief Steve Zipperman, head of the Los Angeles School Police Department, told Fusion in a statement. The three grenade launchers “will be removed from our equipment inventory,” he said.

The 1033 program is not a "borrowing" program. The school district PAID for the surplus. Who's signature was one the purchase agreement for the grenade launchers and WHY is that person not explaining how brilliant their decision was when they put pen to paper?

XNN

[Spikender]

Come on, that's just not fair. They could've at least let the LAPSD keep the Grenade Launchers to use as t-shirt cannons.

[presence]

In a sense the propety is indeed borrowed; the habendum clause is certainly restrictive.

http://www.dps.mo.gov/dir/programs/c...tion9-2-14.pdf

reserves the right to recall any and all

[brushfire]

..pu$$ies.

[XNavyNuke]

In a sense the propety is indeed borrowed; the habendum clause is certainly restrictive.

http://www.dps.mo.gov/dir/programs/c...tion9-2-14.pdf

I see that in your State of MO document, but I find no similar language in the USC or the 1033 Administrative Instruction.

http://www.dla.mil/issuances/Documents/i1111.pdf

http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/10/2576a

Not that it particularly matters. The program is offensive as-is.

XNN