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Idaho prosecutor caught with stolen guns

Posted by David Hardy · 7 June 2006 07:04 PM

While we're looking at Arbitrary and Capricious:

it has a link to interesting events in Idaho Falls. It seems a city prosecutor was caught with a load of guns he stole from the evidence locker. What's particularly unlucky for him is, after telling the court he'd returned all the guns he still had, police found still more. He'd been sentenced to 1-4 years (some say 1-5), but the court has the power in the first six months to revise the sentence to probation. I rather guess he's blown his shot at that!

IdahoFallz gives some background. He'd also said that he "acted alone," but the search of his house occurred after police were informed people were going there and remioving guns.

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