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   Three men, suspected of stealing 73 guns by tunneling through a Newcastle   
   store last month, were arrested in the Bay Area on Tuesday by the Placer   
   County Sheriff’s Office.   
      
   The owners of Foothill Firearms were alerted about 4 a.m. July 22 of their   
   security alarms ringing in the store, Jaimie Kuntz, a co-owner of Foothill   
   Firearms, previously told The Sacramento Bee. Surveillance video caught   
   one person cutting through the store’s wall and loading up duffel bags   
   with handguns for about three hours, deputies said.   
      
   A 39-year-old San Rafael man is suspected of cutting a hole inside   
   Foothill Farms. When he was arrested, deputies said he had two guns from   
   the store, cutting tools and “specific items” from Foothill Firearms that   
   “tied his involvement to the burglary.”   
      
   He has a long history of also cutting holes in other businesses to steal   
   items, deputies said.   
      
   The alleged getaway driver, a 41-year-old Vallejo man, was also arrested   
   and had a “specific item,” which tied his involvement to the burglary,   
   deputies said. He’s a Norteno gang member with prior felony convictions   
   for possessing weapons, drugs, stolen items and vehicle theft, deputies   
   said.   
      
   Another Vallejo man lived with the alleged getaway driver at the time of   
   his arrest. Deputies said he had a gun that belonged to Foothill Firearms.   
   The 57-year-old also has a prior felony convictions for vehicle theft and   
   for escaping from jail.   
      
   The San Rafael man is being held without bail and faces charges of   
   burglary.   
      
   The 41-year-old Vallejo man is being held in lieu of $100,000 and faces   
   charges of grand theft of a firearm, burglary, conspiracy to commit   
   crimes, possessing ammunition and for having a firearm as a felon. He also   
   has several warrants stemming from incidents in Solano County.   
      
   The 57-year-old Vallejo man is being held in lieu of $435,000 and faces   
   charges for having a firearm as a felon and and receiving stolen property.   
      
   https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article290862589.html   
      
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