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Cops: Traffic stop shows up taken guns; 3 apprehended


Cops: Traffic stop shows up taken guns; 3 apprehended

JAMESTOWN, N.Y. (WIVB) - - Three Jamestown homeowners are dealing with charges after cops say they were found to be in possession of stolen weapons.

Jamestown officers stopped a car in the location of Curtis Street and Falconer Street on Tuesday night around 8:20 p.m. They state Michael Knepp, 41, Ronald Morse, Jr., 42, and Dakota Proestler, 23, were all within.

According to authorities, the guests were "in ownership of a variety of rifles and handguns."

" Further examination exposed that the weapons were stolen during a recent burglary in the City of Jamestown," Jamestown cops said.

The males were taken to the city jail to be processed on the following charges:


- Knepp: fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon (five counts), third-degree criminal ownership of a weapon, criminal possession of stolen residential or commercial property


- Morse: fourth-degree criminal belongings of a weapon, criminal belongings of taken residential or commercial property


- Proestler: third-degree criminal ownership of a weapon, criminal possession of stolen property


Proestler and Knepp were held pending arraignment and Morse was released with a court look ticket.

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