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KY: Military Rifles Stolen in Lincoln County
Submitted by:
David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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An investigation is underway after several military guns used by the American Legion were stolen in Lincoln County. The guns were stolen from a storage garage in the Goshen Road area sometime between last Thursday and today. Members from the American Legion say seven of their M-1 Rifles used for military funeral were stolen. They say the rifles are from World War II. |
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gariders
(1/18/2017)
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| don't the idiots know that they committed a Federal Crime! They are on loan from the government, through the CMP. Oops... |
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