From NPS Incidents
"....The woman had posted her husband as a lookout – when he saw the ranger approaching him, he whistled and shouted, “He’s here.” The ranger contacted the woman before she could empty her pockets and he could see artifacts in her clenched fist as he approached her. She had a total of 111 artifacts in her possession, including historic cartridge cases, a metal button, a barrel band from a rifle, square nails, and pieces of historic glass. She claimed she did not know she was in a national historic site even though she had been to the visitor center, talked to the interpretive ranger, and had a site brochure in her possession...."
That's up there with the guy you catch loaded down with dope, guns and 400 credit cards bearing women's names who claims "These aren't my pants, a guy just gave them to me and ran down the street."
On a quasi-serious note, I'm still playing with square-cut and farrier's nails for wedging doors open, or closed, as needed.
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