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That kind of thing is not rare. Sometimes tow truck drivers steal from cars that they are towing. Sometimes things "go missing" from evidence rooms. Sometimes police officers are the culprits. Sometimes it's non-LEO employees.

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- Jim

It depends upon the EMS team's or hospital's policy, but most of the time they call the police, who put the weapon into storage.

The police are always at vehicle collision scenes, of course; and most ER's have an off-duty officer working on the side.

If you are injured that badly, the weapon is going to be the least of your concerns.

Whether a hospital is posted 30.06 is completely irrelevant to being brought in on a gurney. You have to violate 30.06 intentionally or negligently.

- Jim