Lock’s Gun Ex­change in May­fair might want to beef up its locks, and the rest of its se­cur­ity sys­tem in the wake of three re­cent break-ins that res­ul­ted in the theft of 17 hand­guns from the shop. The Bur­eau of Al­co­hol, To­bacco, Fire­arms and Ex­plos­ives re­leased sur­veil­lance pho­tos and video of a sus­pect in the burg­lar­ies, along with a ren­der­ing of his dis­tinct­ive cloth­ing, to the pub­lic last Thursday. The burg­lar­ies oc­curred at 6700 Row­land Ave. (at the in­ter­sec­tion of Frank­ford Av­en­ue) on Aug. 26, as well as Sept. 1 and 14. All of the crimes oc­curred between 2 and 3:30 a.m. The ATF has re­leased few de­tails about the meth­od of the break-ins. On Aug. 26, an un­deter­mined num­ber of burg­lars entered the store through un­spe­cified means and made off with five hand­guns. No miss­ing guns were de­tec­ted fol­low­ing the next break-in on Sept. 1. But on Sept. 14, burg­lars re­turned to the shop and made off with 12 more guns.

Dur­ing the Sept. 1 in­cid­ent, a sur­veil­lance cam­era re­cor­ded a burg­lar as he hurled long rifle or shot­gun bar­rels like spears at a gun cab­in­et in an at­tempt to break the glass en­clos­ure. buffalo bills sweatshirt ebayThe clip re­leased by the ATF lasts 13 seconds and can be viewed on the North­east Times’ Face­book page. krit hoodie6ABC re­por­ted that heightened po­lice pres­ence in the area that night may have promp­ted the crook to flee empty handed, al­though no ar­rests were made.modifying hoodies In the video, the sus­pect ap­pears to be wear­ing a black hood­ie, black pants, black sneak­ers and a black mask or scarf that ob­scures much of his face. wholesale aeropostale hoodies

The hood­ie fea­tures dis­tinct­ive designs on the chest and hood de­pict­ing a crown and the word “KING” in white or gold print­ing. A second video re­leased by the ATF lasts two seconds and shows a per­son prowl­ing around the shop, al­though it was re­cor­ded in night vis­ion, so the im­ages and col­ors are not eas­ily dis­tin­guish­able.buy toothless hoodie uk The own­er of the shop re­portedly told 6ABC that burg­lars had entered the busi­ness via the roof on at least one oc­ca­sion. evisu hoodies ukAn ATF spokes­man, Spe­cial Agent Steven Bartho­lomew, told the TV sta­tion that in­vest­ig­at­ors think the man in the video had an ac­com­plice or ac­com­plices.hyperion hoodies The ATF and Na­tion­al Shoot­ing Sports Found­a­tion, a trade as­so­ci­ation for fire­arms deal­ers, have partnered to of­fer $10,000 in re­ward money for in­form­a­tion lead­ing to the cap­ture and con­vic­tion of the burg­lars.

They hope to make pro­gress in the in­vest­ig­a­tion be­fore the stolen guns end up in vi­ol­ent hands. “Stolen guns are quickly peddled through un­der­ground sales or traded for drugs and ul­ti­mately end up at crime scenes, to in­clude be­ing used in acts of vi­ol­ence,” ATF Spe­cial Agent in Charge Sam Ra­badi said in a prin­ted state­ment. Con­tact the ATF hot­line at 1-888-ATF-TIPS (283-8477) or email to AT­F­Tips@atf.gov to re­port in­form­a­tion. You can reach William KennyInfowars reporter Joe Biggs talks with an ATF spokesman on why they are investigating the BP gas station fire as a result of the Milwaukee race riots.2 machine guns, 7 other weapons stolen from West Jordan store WEST JORDAN — Nine guns, including two machines guns, were recently stolen from a firearms store in West Jordan. On Thursday, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the West Jordan Police Department announced a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrests and convictions of two men believed to be responsible for breaking into Flawless Firearms, 6708 S. Airport Road (4700 West).

The incident happened about 7 a.m. on Nov. 5. Store surveillance video released by the ATF shows two men — who covered their skin from head-to-toe with hoodies, masks and gloves — using a crowbar or similar tool to pry open the back door. After a short time inside the business, the burglars loaded the guns into a white, older-model SUV. "The machine guns, as well as two silencers, business checks and paperwork, were kept in a safe, which the thieves took with them," the ATF said in a prepared statement. "The theft of machine guns is especially concerning,” said Ken Croke, the special agent in charge of ATF's Denver Field Division. “If anyone has information on the burglary, we urge them to step forward so we can recover these firearms before someone gets hurt.” Despite several similarities, ATF officials on Thursday said investigators do not believe the incident is related to the burglary of a Bountiful pawn shop in October in which more than two dozen handguns were stolen.

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