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Just because there’s a COVID-19 pandemic doesn’t seem to faze some brazen criminals. Our own Gun Bunny sends us two examples from his AO.<\/p>\n
Truckload of Jack Daniels stolen in southeast Atlanta; suspect sought<\/strong><\/p>\n By Raisa Habersham Atlanta police are searching for a suspect they say stole a \u201ctrailer full of Jack Daniels,\u201d in southeast Atlanta last week, according to a police report.A driver working for a Tennessee-based trucking company dropped off the shipment of Tennessee whiskey at the ITS ConGlobal trailer yard at 465 Sawtell Ave. on March 28, according to the report. It was reported stolen April 1. An employee there told police he \u201cchecked the trailer out of the yard\u201d without asking the unknown driver for his personal information, according to the report. The employee also said the man \u201cdid not appear to be suspicious in any kind of way.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Think someone needs to ramp up security measures? Read the rest of the article here: AJC<\/a><\/p>\n Three guns stolen from Chamblee police chief\u2019s department-issued SUV<\/strong><\/p>\n By J.D. Capelouto Chief Kerry Thomas\u2019 personal and city vehicle were two of 23 vehicles broken into early on March 26 at the luxury Windsor Parkview apartments on Peachtree Boulevard, Chamblee police reports state.A .270 Remington rifle with scope, a .22 long rifle and Browning 12-gauge shotgun were stolen from the department-owned 2019 Chevrolet Tahoe, which is an unmarked police unit, according to a report obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. <\/p>\n Chamblee\u2019s police conduct policies state that officers may not leave guns in unattended, parked vehicles. Records show the chief reviewed the policy on take-home vehicles and signed off on it March 24, just two days before the break-ins.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Careless- the Chief should be held liable for the loss. Read the rest, here: AJC<\/a><\/p>\n Thanks, Gun Bunny.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nAs many search for toilet tissue, Lysol wipes and other necessities amid the coronavirus pandemic, one brazen thief targeted a truckload of liquor instead. <\/p>\n
\nThree guns were stolen from the Chamblee police chief\u2019s city-issued SUV during a rash of car break-ins at an apartment complex late last month, according to police records, though it is against department policy to store firearms in vehicles.<\/p>\n