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FL: Semi-Automatic Rifles Among 40 Guns Stolen In Lakeland
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Lakeland police are asking for help identifying the thieves who broke into a gun store and stole 40 firearms, including 10 semi-automatic rifles. Investigators say the suspects broke out a window and burglar bars at Titan Arms, located at 5711 S. Florida Ave. around 2:55 a.m. on Sunday. The burglars quickly removed 30 handguns and 10 semi-automatic rifles and then took off. |
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jac
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This only reinforces my previous comment. |
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