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(Immigration And Customs Enforcement)
SAN FRANCISCO – San Francisco police are searching for the gun of a federal agent who lost the weapon after he left it on top of his car and drove off.
KGO-TV reports the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent's loaded service weapon was reported lost in the Ingleside neighborhood Friday morning. Police say it's an H&K P200sk .40 caliber handgun.
In the last eight months, handguns stolen from federal agents were used in the high-profile slayings of Kate Steinle in San Francisco in July and muralist Antonio Ramos in Oakland in September.
Last month, three handguns were stolen from an FBI vehicle parked in a residential neighborhood in Benicia.