Well, as a Law Enforcement Officer of the Great State of Florida. We don't watse our resources on useless items like one .22LR round if it was just found in a store. It was not found in a murder scene or a crime scene. It was simply found on the floor.
Do you know how many rounds I find on the floor in some of the local stores in my city that I patrol. At least five to ten a day. Hunters, Target Shooters, and even store owners and employees carry firearms, ammunition, or sell firearms and ammunition. Our local gas stations sell bricks (500rd) of .22LR for ten US dollars. It's not a crime in Florida for a .22LR to be left in public. You don't need a license to own ammunition or firearms in my State.
I pick up the ammunition or ask the store owners to turn it into me because it's free ammo for me. They could throw it away but I'd rather get a few rounds free everyday. It equals up to a pretty nice number at the end of the year.
As for the article. What makes it amazing for us Americans is the laws that strip away these people's right to bear arms.
There is no license for me to own a AR-15, thirty round magazines and tons of ammunition. It's my right as an American. I can carry my firearm in self defense as can any other legal citizen us the Great State of Florida. Can you?
Can you go to your local gun store and buy a AK-47 or GLOCK 17 without a license? Can you order ammunition through the mail and simply pay for it over the phone? Can you be able to own large capacity magazines, folding stocks, any number of firearms, or any type of ammunition with a special license?
I can, I currently own over 100 firearms. I have over ten thousand rounds of ammunition sitting in my garage. I have at least over 100 magazines that have a capacity of over ten rounds for my different firearms. I don't need any special license for any of this. Am I an average citizen? Yes, I know at least another ten people like me. We all go to gun shows, gun stores, shooting competitions, and such. And all of them are civilians. They're got government agents or rich folks. They are hard working people like me.
But in the end, I thank the good lord that i live in the USA and in the Great State of Florida. I thank God that I can do what I do. Because if I could not, than life would suck and I'd be some liberal pansy waiting in a corner wetting my pants calling 911 while someone breaks into my house. I can take care of myself and my loved ones.
This picture will say it best...