That's horrible.
Hey Gronk. Sorry to hear, man. [Assuming he's already a GREEN member.]
Hey Gronk. Sorry to hear, man. [Assuming he's already a GREEN member.]
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Gronk had his guns stolen in burglary
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I totally agree!
Whatever takes place behind closed doors between Gronk, his "roommate
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" and "trainer ", is nobodies business but theirs...even if it does involve, flavored body oils, rubber fists and Bette Midler records (not that there's anything wrong with that).
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HarryPottar
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His AR15’s will be irreplaceable if he stays in MA, unless of course he wants to buy a pre AG ban lower for $800.
I'm with you on this. The news pictures show a high fence and electronic gate for access, so likely someone drove in (had the code) and did the dirty deed. How many housekeepers, landscapers, etc. have the keys/codes to his home? That's where to look first.
I don't know Gronk from Adam but few of these guys have only one home, plus they make enough money to get whatever they want.
Happened to this guy in Lowell:
40 guns stolen from house
It wouldn't shock me if other red towns like Boston, Brookline, Newton, etc. revoked based on suitability if a gun owner had his guns stolen.
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Gronk has pretty good influences. He had never spent a penny of his NFL money. Reportedly he is living of endorsing/advertising money. He has stated this in interviews. I hope he stays out of trouble on this.
"The firearms were kept in a home-built vault in the basement. Capt. Kelly Richardson said law-enforcement officials are investigating how the man's basement was violated."
Read more: 40 guns stolen from house
I believe that a "home-built vault" caused him to lose his LTC. I think things would have been different if he had a legit safe.
Well, Mr. Let's take everything seriously,
It wouldn't affect me very much since I'm old enough to be his mom and even if I was young and single I was never in the hot enough category for any guy like that.
But thousands of women would probably be very bummed. Although that would be great for Hagen Das and Ben and Jerry's sales.
I doubt it. From the same article:
"It was very, very secure," [Capt. Kelly] Richardson said. "Whoever broke into it had some time because it was so secure."
More likely, with 40 guns missing, the superintendent probably felt that he had to "do something" to get some (dubiously) positive press for the department.
Last night on the news I saw them interview the neighbor. He said the gate is always closed. It is never open. But on SB Sunday the gate was open and he thought to himself "that it was weird". But then waved and said Hi Gronk....or something like that. You know the guy plays for the Pats. You know he is out of town working. You see the gate open which by his own admission was extremely out of the ordinary and yet he did nothing. Great effing neighbor.
aaron hernandez said he would kill to go to another super bowl !
Yeah, betting Gronk's not gay
"Hobbies: Chicks"![[rofl]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/013.gif "ROFL [rofl]")
He's 28. He is apparently very frugal. Probably lives with his "bros" to do bro things. Sounds a lot like he's setting his friend up since he made it big, he's the assistant, lives in the house with him, probably gets to live there for cheap/free, gets a decent wage from Gronk, etc. Think entourages (or the show, "Entourage")
As for the robbery, probably someone who knows them. Obviously knows the house (and most likely who lives there), has access, and didn't break into gronk's room (AKA not looking for memorabilia), and seems like they knew what they were going for.
Thinking friend/family.
"Hobbies: Chicks"
He's 28. He is apparently very frugal. Probably lives with his "bros" to do bro things. Sounds a lot like he's setting his friend up since he made it big, he's the assistant, lives in the house with him, probably gets to live there for cheap/free, gets a decent wage from Gronk, etc. Think entourages (or the show, "Entourage")
As for the robbery, probably someone who knows them. Obviously knows the house (and most likely who lives there), has access, and didn't break into gronk's room (AKA not looking for memorabilia), and seems like they knew what they were going for.
Thinking friend/family.
Varmint
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They caught the thieves the same year, not sure when. One was a next door neighbor.
Of course they charged the owner with manufacturing explosives (without a license from the FD), but dropped the charges 3 years later.
Couldn't find word of his LTC.
Explosives charge dismissed against ex-Lowell man
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Went to lunch with a couple of coworkers today.
Guy coworker (knows I <3 guns): Did you hear Gronk's house got broken into?
Me: Yeah, I heard they stole 3 guns from him.
Girl coworker (reports to me): Why on earth would anybody need so many guns?
I just sat there looking at her with my open trying not to say anything stupid for a second before my coworker quickly changed the subject.
Guy coworker (knows I <3 guns): Did you hear Gronk's house got broken into?
Me: Yeah, I heard they stole 3 guns from him.
Girl coworker (reports to me): Why on earth would anybody need so many guns?
I just sat there looking at her with my open trying not to say anything stupid for a second before my coworker quickly changed the subject.
did he ever get his license back? I would sue the living daylight out of them if it was secured per ''MA standards''
the lighter safes where you can have a few rifles in and a couple of hand guns, 2 guys can carry it and just shove it in the back of the truck after they broke open the front door, they're going to revoke the license for that too? complete BS
Not the sort of thing they are going to publicize, one way or the other.
FWIW, the first time you have a gun stolen / lost, the law says it can't be used against your license. Two or more times, however, and the person "may be subject to suspension, revocation or be considered unsuitable under said section 131 for the renewal of a lawfully held firearm identification card or license to carry firearms." (Section 129C). The superintendent may have elided "times" to "guns", or the person may have had a prior loss or theft.
ridleyman
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If this is gay... sign me up!
That last one may be photoshopped, but IDC...
Yeah, so they're cute and have nice bodies, but are they intellectually stimulating enough for a meaningful, long term relationship?!
When you say "long term" you mean all the way 'til morning?
Man arrested for burglarizing Patriots Gronkowski's home
(Reuters) - A 31-year-old man has been arrested and two men remain at large for burglarizing the Massachusetts home of New England Patriots star tight end Rob Gronkowski following the team's Super Bowl loss, police said.
Anthony Almeida, 31, of Randolph was arraigned in Wrentham District Court on Friday for breaking and entering, receiving stolen property and malicious destruction of property, the Foxborough Police Department said on Facebook.
Police are still searching for Eric Tyrrell, 28, and Shayne Denn, 26, in connection with the burglary on Feb. 5, the day after Gronkowski's team's upset loss in the Super Bowl to the Eagles.
Gronkowski's chauffeur and security guard Robert Goon posted on Friday a photo of the two men on Twitter and wrote "You better hide I’m coming" after police announced the arrest.
An Apple Watch, a Rolex Watch and two rare coins from the 1800s have been recovered. Firearms owned by Goon have not yet been recovered, police said.
Like many of his teammates, Gronkowski has a home in Foxborough, about 25 miles (40 km) south of Boston that is home to Gillette Stadium, where the team practices and plays.
The 28-year-old athlete now in his eighth NFL season is one of the better known faces on the Patriots, cheered on by fans both for his catches as well as off-season antics that have included serving as the celebrity host of a Caribbean cruise following the team's 2016 Super Bowl victory.
Man arrested for burglarizing Patriots Gronkowski's home
(Reuters) - A 31-year-old man has been arrested and two men remain at large for burglarizing the Massachusetts home of New England Patriots star tight end Rob Gronkowski following the team's Super Bowl loss, police said.
Anthony Almeida, 31, of Randolph was arraigned in Wrentham District Court on Friday for breaking and entering, receiving stolen property and malicious destruction of property, the Foxborough Police Department said on Facebook.
Police are still searching for Eric Tyrrell, 28, and Shayne Denn, 26, in connection with the burglary on Feb. 5, the day after Gronkowski's team's upset loss in the Super Bowl to the Eagles.
Gronkowski's chauffeur and security guard Robert Goon posted on Friday a photo of the two men on Twitter and wrote "You better hide I’m coming" after police announced the arrest.
An Apple Watch, a Rolex Watch and two rare coins from the 1800s have been recovered. Firearms owned by Goon have not yet been recovered, police said.
Like many of his teammates, Gronkowski has a home in Foxborough, about 25 miles (40 km) south of Boston that is home to Gillette Stadium, where the team practices and plays.
The 28-year-old athlete now in his eighth NFL season is one of the better known faces on the Patriots, cheered on by fans both for his catches as well as off-season antics that have included serving as the celebrity host of a Caribbean cruise following the team's 2016 Super Bowl victory.
Man arrested for burglarizing Patriots Gronkowski's home
