Local Gun Shop Owner’s Son Admits To Stealing Handguns To Trade For Heroin

Nov 28, 2015

A local gun shop owner’s son has pleaded guilty in federal court to felony charges after he admitted to stealing over 50 handguns from his father’s store and trading them for drugs. Timothy Paul Brown, Jr., 34 of Rochester, pleaded guilty last week to charges connected to stealing 53 guns from John Brown’s Armory in…

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Local Gun Shop Owner’s Son Admits To Stealing Handguns To Trade For Heroin

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