Stolen Hunting Goods Worth Thousands Resold at Local Yardsale in Alabama
Police make large bust over stolen hunting equipment in Alabama.
A couple was arrested in Jemison, Alabama for the theft of thousands of dollars of stolen hunting property on Tuesday. They were caught by reselling the stolen goods.
The Sunday before their arrest they held a yard sale on the corner of two county roads in Chilton County. After a patron made a purchase, and later found out it was stolen, he contacted the authorities.
Jamison police showed up after and arrested 37-year-old Charity Williams and 45-year-old Roger Jones. They confiscated hundreds of items worth over $10,000.
“We’ve had crossbows, heaters, tools, knives, binoculars,” …read more
Via:: Patriot Outdoor News
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