A police report said sometime between January 5 and Thursday afternoon (January 14) someone broke into a home in the 3500 block of 104th Street to steal a number of guns including a fully automatic Uzi worth $20,000.
EverythingLubbock.com has withheld the name of the burglary victim out of concern for his privacy. A phone message was left for him to request comment and this story will be updated if he accepts the offer.
Eleven items were listed as stolen – most of them guns (a 12th item was listed as damaged).
Lubbock Police said it is not illegal to own a fully-automatic Uzi. Information on the Internet indicates such a weapon is legal if properly registered with the federal government.
A police report said, “[The victim] advised an unknown suspect … entered his residence without his consent and stole multiple firearms.”
The police report also said “suspect not located.”
A spokesman for Lubbock Police on Friday said, “No guns have been recovered and no arrest have been made.”
The list of stolen (or damaged) property from the police report is listed as follows.
VECTOR ARMS FULLY AUTOMATIC UZI HR4332
$20,000.00
BUSHMASTER AR15 LOWER RECEIVER
$400.00
AR15 LOWER RECEIVER
$400.00
LIBERTY GUN SAFE-WHITE
$2,000.00
MILITARY GRADE CAMO BODY ARMOR INTERCEPTOR
$2,000.00
SIDE PATIO DOOR FRAME DAMAGED
$1,000.00
NORINCO MAK 90 AK47
$1,600.00
NORINCO MAK 90 AK47
$1,600.00
INTERARMS MARK X RIFLE 375HNH
$1,000.00
SIG SAUER 229S
$1,000.00
MICROTECH AUG RIFLE STG556
$1,500.00
COLT AR15-GOVT MODEL 20 IN
$1,500.00
