About 160,000 rounds of rifle ammunition meant for Columbus police were stolen earlier this month. They're still missing.
About 160,000 rounds of ammunition meant for Columbus police's shooting range were stolen earlier this month from a warehouse on the Far West Side.
Franklin County Municipal Court records show 32-year-old James Scaff and 36-year-old Christopher Kimmel, both of the West Side, have been arrested and charged with fourth-degree felony theft in connection with a related theft of generators and other appliances on March 25 from a warehouse on Distribution Drive.
Weir said police were scheduled to receive two pallets for training purposes but only received one when the shipment arrived. The division reached out to Winchester, the ammunition manufacturer, to determine whether the bullets had been delayed by supply chain issues or if foul play was involved. That inquiry led to the discovery that the rounds had been stolen.The rounds are used for training and will not leave officers on the street without ammunition, Weir said.
Weir said additional charges are likely against Scaff and Kimball and charges are likely to be filed against other people involved in the conspiracy to steal the ammunition.
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