Third Ohio man pleads guilty to stealing 58 guns from Target World in Sharonville

On Apr 27, 2021

14-YEAR-OLD SUSPECT SURRENDERED JUST BEFORE 8:00 LAST NIGHT. KELLY: A THIRD MAN HAS PLED GUILTY TO STEALING MORE THAN 50 GUNS FROM TARGET WORLD IN SHARONVILLE IN 201 22-YEAR-OLD LAMONT HANCOCK PLED GUILTY MONDAY TO CONSPIRING STEAL FIREARMS. MIYAUHN VINEYARD PLED GUILTY IN JANUARY, AND MICHAEL SANFORD IN FEBRUARY. ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS, THE CO-CONSPIRATORS CUT OFF A LOCK TO THE STORE, THEN SMASHED DISPLAY CASES, STEALING 58 FIREARMS. EACH SUSPECT COULD SPEND UP TO FIVE YEARS IN PR

A third man has pled guilty to stealing more than 50 guns from Target World in Sharonville in 2018.Lamont Hancock, 22, pled guilty in U.S. District Court in Dayton Monday afternoon.Miyauhn Vineyard, 21, pleaded guilty in January and Michael Sanford, 26, pleaded guilty in February.According to court documents, on June 17, 2018, the co-conspirators parked in an adjacent parking lot and cut off an exterior door lock to the store. The individuals then smashed display cases in the retail area of the store and stole 58 firearms. Two days later, the ATF recovered 10 of the firearms through a third-party sale.All three men pleaded guilty to conspiring to steal firearms from a federal firearms license. Each could spend up to five years in prison.

DAYTON, Ohio —

A third man has pled guilty to stealing more than 50 guns from Target World in Sharonville in 2018.

Lamont Hancock, 22, pled guilty in U.S. District Court in Dayton Monday afternoon.

Miyauhn Vineyard, 21, pleaded guilty in January and Michael Sanford, 26, pleaded guilty in February.

According to court documents, on June 17, 2018, the co-conspirators parked in an adjacent parking lot and cut off an exterior door lock to the store. The individuals then smashed display cases in the retail area of the store and stole 58 firearms.

Two days later, the ATF recovered 10 of the firearms through a third-party sale.

All three men pleaded guilty to conspiring to steal firearms from a federal firearms license. Each could spend up to five years in prison.