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"It's probably not a very good fashion statement," NYPD's deputy commissioner of intelligence and counter-terrorism remarked.

Apparently they said they were headed to NYC "to save a friend who is on heroin and being held against her will."

Cops recovered two handguns, 26 magazines, 10,537 rounds of ammunition, 32 machetes, 60 knives, 16 air pistols, an air rifle, seven tasers, eight brass knuckles, nine batons and 10 handcuffs at his place.

On March 4, 1954, a stockpile of 14,470 live rounds landed