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"A Moultrie who foiled an alleged burglary at his house by shooting the burglar's car tire had his pistol returned to him last week."
"James Hancock of Camellia Drive had actually faced the possibility of charges himself because he had discharged the gun within the city limits, but police indicated when they returned the weapon that there would be no charges." ...
"After the incident ... a Moultrie police investigator took the pistol to verify the serial number and ownership. The investigator told Hancock it would be returned that afternoon, but he had not heard from anyone the next day."
"Hancock said he called Moultrie Police Chief Frank Lang ... but Lang told him the gun could only be released by the district attorney's office. ..." ... |
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