Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Whitley County Guns Unaccounted For
KENTUCKY....
Whitley County Sheriff's Department officials say, following a burglary on December 21st, that, based on an examination of the evidence room, written evidence logs and documents tracking the release of property from the department, 78 guns are unaccounted for after the evidence storage room was broken into. Kentucky State Police are investigating the break-in report. The sheriff's office reported a burglary in the midst of a public records dispute with the Corbin Times-Tribune.
Whitley County Sheriff's Department officials say, following a burglary on December 21st, that, based on an examination of the evidence room, written evidence logs and documents tracking the release of property from the department, 78 guns are unaccounted for after the evidence storage room was broken into. Kentucky State Police are investigating the break-in report. The sheriff's office reported a burglary in the midst of a public records dispute with the Corbin Times-Tribune.
# posted by Homer Owens @ 8:09 PM 
