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Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Shocking! Police Discovers 10,000 Stolen Guns Hidden in a Man's Home

Detectives has arrested a man who hid 10,000 stolen guns inside his home. The surprised policemen who raided the home have explained how such a great number of guns could end up in the house of the suspect.

 
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Investigators has been left stunned when they discovered about 10,000 guns hidden inside the home of 51-year-old man identified as Brent Nicholson who is now behind bars on charges of possession of stolen property.
He was arrested in Union County, North Carolina, on Saturday, and is being held in the Chesterfield County Detention Center in South Carolina. 
It started with a tip to authorities and ended with a raid at the South Carolina home on Friday which lasted all through the weekend, where investigators found thousands of weapons stashed inside.
 
Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Capt. Daniel Scott said, they are sifting through between 8,000 and 10,000 guns, trying to determine where they all came from.
 
                                                51-year-old Brent Nicholson
 
Chesterfield County Sheriff, Jay Brooks told The Charlotte Observer,
 
"There were so many guns inside the home and in a storage building nearby that investigators stopped counting after a while.

There were so many guns that they filled multiple tractor trailers with items they seized in the raid. And there were so many guns that top law enforcement officials from the area had never seen such a big stash.

None of us have ever seen anything anywhere close to this. He was hoarding most of it, but it’s all stolen material from all over numerous counties and it’s going to take a lot to sort all this out," Brooks told CNN affiliate WSOC
 
Guns weren’t the only thing hidden inside the home, according to investigators. They also found 150 chainsaws and numerous taxidermy supplies among what Brooks described to WBTV as a 'menagerie' of stolen property. The value of items seized from the home could total $1 million, Scott said.