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Police looked into it and found no reason for concern. A couple of days later, more books were returned with bullets in them. Nope, nothing to worry about here. To paraphrase Douglas Adams, the world is not only sicker than you imagine it to be, it is sicker than you can imagine it to be.
https://flatheadbeacon.com/2022/08/29/library-sees-resignations-following-bullet-riddled-books/
Police looked into it and found no reason for concern. A couple of days later, more books were returned with bullets in them. Nope, nothing to worry about here. To paraphrase Douglas Adams, the world is not only sicker than you imagine it to be, it is sicker than you can imagine it to be.
https://flatheadbeacon.com/2022/08/29/library-sees-resignations-following-bullet-riddled-books/
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Date: 2022-09-09 04:51 am (UTC)Yeah, unfortunately we also don't keep history, so once it's checked in there's no telling who has previously had borrowed it. We started a project where our student workers are doing a check-in of our entire stacks, and we've come across three books thus far that are uncataloged. Most likely they were conversion rejects when we migrated from the previous system however many years ago and no one followed up on it. I'm also hoping to possibly find some books that belong to other branch libraries.