Guns stolen from ice cream shop

Published: July 6, 2009

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Guns taken from ice cream shop

LAPLUME - State police are looking for information regarding the burglary of two rifles in LaPlume Twp.

Police say two firearms - a Ruger 77 and a loaded Marlin Glenfield .22 - were stolen from Amy's Dairy Barn on Routes 6 & 11 sometime between 11 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. Saturday.

Police said the perpetrator forced open a side door. Anyone with information is asked to contact state police at 963-3156.

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5 posted comments

I would like a double scoop with 9mm toppings.
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What does and Dairy Bar need protection from?,  07/06/2009 14:35
sounds like whoever knew just what whoever wanted
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2.1188_ed@dapconinc.com,  07/06/2009 13:43
Sounds kid friendly to me. I'd rather take my kids out somewhere we're less likely to all be tied up and whatnot in the event of a robbery. Gun owner or victim, choose one.
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Serious Mother,  07/06/2009 13:21
Better to be safe then sorry Bob
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Jeepster,  07/06/2009 10:24
What a great kid friendly business these peopole were running!!
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Bob,  07/06/2009 09:52
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