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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
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RAPIDS — A Crosby Road couple reported Tuesday to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office that someone had stolen three guns from a gun cabinet in their home.
The couple said that they had previously noticed small sums of money missing occasionally but didn't feel the incidents warranted reporting. Most of the losses occurred from a bedroom that the couple uses as storage.
On Sunday, the couple discovered that three long guns were missing from a gun cabinet in the same room. The guns, a .12 guage shotgun, a .20 guage shotgun and a .22 caliber rifle, went missing sometime between Jan 1, 2009 and Saturday.
The complainants advised that they lock their home regularly when they are away and that their Labrador is always in the house when they are gone. Complainnats further advised that the perimeter of their home has never shown signs of damage or of having been breached, and no other persons have access to the keys to their home.
Complainants list three persons with familiarity of their home sufficient to allow thefts of this type, but told NCSO that it is unlikely that any of them is the culprit.
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The couple said that they had previously noticed small sums of money missing occasionally but didn't feel the incidents warranted reporting. Most of the losses occurred from a bedroom that the couple uses as storage.
On Sunday, the couple discovered that three long guns were missing from a gun cabinet in the same room. The guns, a .12 guage shotgun, a .20 guage shotgun and a .22 caliber rifle, went missing sometime between Jan 1, 2009 and Saturday.
The complainants advised that they lock their home regularly when they are away and that their Labrador is always in the house when they are gone. Complainnats further advised that the perimeter of their home has never shown signs of damage or of having been breached, and no other persons have access to the keys to their home.
Complainants list three persons with familiarity of their home sufficient to allow thefts of this type, but told NCSO that it is unlikely that any of them is the culprit.
Send an email to news@eastniagarapost.com with "email update" in the subject line.
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