Ok, who was it

[AtW]

Their job is to catch criminals, not to create them in the first place.

It's better that they catch wanna be illegal gun owner rather than catching a murderer.

[AtW]

In a few years he'll leave some bad review on that seller and nobody will ever buy guns again from them, way to ruin your reputation ...

[BrilloPad]

The guy is clearly a loon who should be locked up, but isn't this entrapment? I can't help but feel a little uneasy about the police laying traps for people like this. Their job is to catch criminals, not to create them in the first place.

Rubbish! If they approached someone in the street and asked if they wanted to buy a gun then fine.

This guy was determined to get a gun. Luckily the police got there first.

[Chuck]

The guy is clearly a loon who should be locked up, but isn't this entrapment? I can't help but feel a little uneasy about the police laying traps for people like this. Their job is to catch criminals, not to create them in the first place.

[AtW]

He always bragged how good live in Wandsworth is, turns out that Wandsworth prison is the largest in the UK, currently able to hold 1877 prisoners or 1874 if MF is included...

[OwlHoot]

Where have we heard that name Walter Mitty here before? Ah yes, that's it - I wonder what Sasguru is up to these days

[BrilloPad]

In reality, the seller account was under the control of officers from the National Crime Agency

Good...

[MicrosoftBob]

Calling Sarseguru

[AtW]

'Walter Mitty' IT manager admits to buying gun on dark web

"Hillyer’s colleagues described him as a “fantasist” and a “Walter Mitty type character” when questioned by police. Workmates said Hillyer claimed that he that worked for the intelligence and security services who had issued him a gun."

'Walter Mitty' IT manager admits to buying gun on dark web