7 to 10 thousand stolen guns found!

[AlanM]

Missing a long gun? I think someone found it.

South Carolina: Neighbor speaks, man arrested after 7,000+ stolen guns found near Pageland

Note: actual video starts at 1:20

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, SC (WBTV) -

Deputies estimate that they've seized between 7,000 and 10,000 stolen guns from a house and warehouse near Pageland. Brent Nicholson was arrested in connection to the stolen goods.

Chesterfield County Sheriff Jay Brooks says the seized guns, ammunition, and hundreds of other items were all found on a single property off of Highway 9 outside of Pageland city limits.

Brooks says the guns and ammunition filled multiple tractor trailers.

Nicholson was arrested and charged with trafficking opium and heroin, earlier in the week in Union County. Deputies reportedly went to serve him with a subpoena Friday and noticed what appeared to be stolen goods in his front yard.

Well, that's one person that seems to have been getting stolen long guns "off the street".

[OakRidgeStars]

I wonder if they will be returned to their rightful owner or destroyed as "illegal" guns? This disturbing image comes to mind.

[MarcSpaz]

That can't be real. First, the stolen stuff they were showing could not have been in the house. All of that stuff wont fit in a house that small.

Second... The guy's neighbor... his name is Rusty Fender? Really? Come on man.

[AlanM]

The story was just aired on FoxNews.
And, yes, Rusty Fender REALLY is his name.

[Reverenddel]

All those firearms, could make a department LOTSA money!

"but...but....guns are BAAAAD!" -said every wus ever.

[Snakester]

His name could really be Rusty Fender....I had a guy that worked for me for eleven years named Peter Head .

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[AlanM]

I worked with a guy named Mike Hunt.
My last wife used to work with Richard Stiff.
In the company directory he was listed as Stiff, Dick.

[Snakester]

You win , Alan !

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[AlanM]

The rest of the story.
The first year we were married my wife, at least twice a week, would come home with a story about Dick Stiff and every time I would smirk when I heard his name.
Finally she burst out, "WHY do you smile like that whenever I mention Dick?"
I asked her if Dick always used that name and she responded with, "Yes, he does."
I then asked her, "How is he listed in the company (BFGoodrich) phone directory?"
She said, "Dick comma Sti...... OH! MY! GOD!!!!"

The Akron Beacon Journal, a year or two after that, did a story about people in the area with unusual names and, of course, Dick Stiff was mentioned.