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(MSC News)--No arrests yet, and no suspects named, following the Monday night burglary of a Saint Joseph gun shop that saw the theft of 23 pistols.
KQ2-TV reports that Eric Worsham, owner of Saint Joe Guns, says the inventory is valued at around $12,000.
Security cameras captured what Worsham identifies as four suspects who made their way into the store around 11:30.
The surveillance footage has been turned over to Saint Joseph Police.
Saint Joe Guns is a familiar site to Saint Joseph visitors, sitting on U.S. Highway 59, as one of the first businesses seen when entering the city from that route.
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