Teens Confess to Stealing Ammo From the Federal Government

Caught in traffic stop in Maryland

Reason Staff | 10.22.2013 5:40 PM

Three teens face felony theft charges after police say they confessed to stealing ammunition owned by the federal government.

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Teens Confess to Stealing Ammo From the Federal Government

Caught in traffic stop in Maryland

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