Gun Theft Suspect Now Behind Bars
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Updated: 1:50 PM Dec 23, 2011
Gun Theft Suspect Now Behind Bars
A man wanted in connection with the theft of nearly a dozen guns in Boston, Georgia is now behind bars.
Posted: 12:37 PM Dec 23, 2011
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Boston, Georgia - December 23, 2011 -

A man wanted in connection with the theft of nearly a dozen guns in Boston, Georgia is now behind bars.

Thomas County Narcotics agents arrested Donald Prevatt inside the West Jackson Convenience store. Prevatt was wanted in the Thanksgiving weekend home burglary. Three other men have already been arrested in the case. Prevatt is being held in the Thomas County Jail and is charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.


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Posted by: Steve Location: Florida native/resident on Dec 23, 2011 at 08:30 PM

Just a 'shout-out' for "Big Rick." If I cannot get to my side-by-side(rifled slugs) or my AR match grade upper, match grade barrel, the bomb will be my(.303 Brittania)Enfield to send some punch, down range a mile away! For some hoodrat punk thug in my face, I pull out the pocket hideaway-thug-messer, in the form of .25 calliber. None of these are under lock and key, except my 303 rifle. In fact that AR 15 is right there only maybe 6 or 7 feet from me. The ammunition resides in the same place. Thanx.
Posted by: Anonymous on Dec 23, 2011 at 06:03 PM

You can buy a good safe for about the same cost of a quality gun. It would be money well spent for anyone that owns more than 2 or 3 guns.
Posted by: clem on Dec 23, 2011 at 05:14 PM

Who were the other thieves?What did they steal besides guns?I have friends who had 4 wheelers stolen,just wondering if these jerks did it? lock em up for ten years!
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