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Mixed50% confidence4 sourcesSep 13, 2026The U.S. military lost 12,000 Glock handguns that were intended for Iraqi police officers.Said by BThe sources support that U.S.-issued Glock pistols meant for Iraqi security forces went unaccounted for, but the figures vary: the SIGIR report cited about 13,180 missing Glocks, which later rose to 80,000 per AOAV. The claimed 12,000 falls near the first figure and well below the second, so the count depends on which estimate is used, and the post's "article" is not verified.Reported in the post, not stated as its own.Mixed60% confidence6 sourcesSep 13, 2026Possession of a rapid fire modification device in New York is a Class A misdemeanor, while manufacturing, transporting, or disposing of one is a felony.Said by AThe sources directly support the misdemeanor half: Penal Law 265.01-c makes knowing possession of a rapid-fire modification device a class A misdemeanor, as of the 2026-09-13 date. They do not directly support the felony half for manufacturing, transporting, or disposing of such a device. Source 1 describes a felony for manufacturing a machine gun or weapon simulating one, and source 3 says transferring a certain weapon is a class A misdemeanor, which cuts against a blanket felony for transport or disposal. The claim's 'could be' hedge in the post is dropped in the extraction, which is a faithful-enough paraphrase.Mixed60% confidence5 sourcesSep 13, 2026The ATF split off from the Treasury Department.Said by CThe claim is that the ATF split off from the Treasury Department. Sources show the Homeland Security Act (signed Nov 2002) split ATF: its firearms, explosives, and law-enforcement functions moved to the Department of Justice in January 2003, while alcohol and tobacco tax functions stayed in Treasury under the new TTB. So the core split is confirmed, but the claim omits that part of the agency remained in Treasury, and the split was into two bureaus rather than a wholesale departure.Mixed50% confidence4 sourcesSep 13, 2026New Cash App customers can earn ten dollars if they use code Cash App Ten in their profile as sign up and send five dollars to a friend within 14 days.Said by 4ESources from before 2026-09-13 (Reddit, July 11, and fineprintdoctor, July 24, which cites Cash App's own referral terms) support a $10 new-customer bonus that requires sending $5 to someone else within 14 days of entering a referral code. However, the claimed code "Cash App Ten" is not supported: the sources show personal invitation codes such as 36JWVHL, so the named code is contradicted as the mechanism. A later tracker (Oct 2026, after the claim date) reports $5 for the new user, which conflicts with the $10 figure, though it cannot be used to judge the state on 2026-09-13. The claim also departs from the passage only in that the post does say "code Cash App Ten", so it is graded as the post's own wording.Mixed60% confidence8 sourcesSep 13, 2026Breonna Taylor was killed during the execution of a warrant involving a paramedic.The record supports that Breonna Taylor, a paramedic/EMT, was fatally shot by Louisville police executing a warrant at her home. Read literally, though, the claim says the warrant involved a paramedic, and the sources say the warrant targeted another man's address and Taylor was its victim, not a party to it. The extraction also spells the name 'Breonna' where the post says 'Brianna'; both point to the same victim.Minor detail. The sources confirm the claim; only a minor detail differs, such as a name's spelling, a title's wording or a rounding.Mixed50% confidence4 sourcesSep 13, 2026Twelve election officials in Frio County were arrested for election fraud after Brandon Herrera's first election.Sources support that Frio County officials were arrested and indicted for vote harvesting in 2025, but they show 15 people charged in total, not twelve election officials, and the group mixes officials with non-officials such as a campaign worker and a local resident. The sources do not address Brandon Herrera or the timing relative to his first election, and the charges are indictments rather than proven fraud.