Vehicle break-ins in Columbus subdivision leads to discovery of weapons, stolen car
An investigation is underway by Columbus law enforcement after vehicle break-ins lead to multiple weapons were found inside a stolen car.
The investigation began when Columbus Police Officers responded to a call regarding a vehicle break in the Garrett Pines Subdivision early Tuesday morning.
Several officers immediately began canvassing the area and located an abandoned stolen vehicle and five stolen guns.
“Our investigation revealed that multiple vehicles had been broken into in the area,” authorities said. “The stolen vehicle and firearms were returned to the owners.”
Officers are still attempting to identify the suspects in this case. Police added, “Stolen guns are used to commit crimes including murder. Secure your weapons Columbus!”
If you have any information, please contact the Columbus Police Department Property Crimes Division at 706-225-3424
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