From: Daily Messenger
Attorney General: Henrietta gun store illegally sold more than 100 assault weapons
The attorney general and the state police say the charges stem from illegal sales of more than 100 assault rifles at Jackson Guns and Ammo in Henrietta.
By News partner, News10NBC
On Tuesday, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and State Police Superintendent George P. Beach II announced that the charges stem from illegal sales of more than 100 assault rifles at Jackson Guns and Ammo in Henrietta. Jackson Guns and Ammo, then a federally licensed firearm dealer, was owned and operated by Kordell Jackson, 40, of West Henrietta, and employed Ken Youngren, 30, of Alfred, and Joshua Perkins, 28, of Irondequoit.
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On June 15, 2016, state police went to Perkins’ residence on an unrelated matter and say they observed three illegal high capacity ammunition feeding devices in plain view. The officers then obtained a search warrant for Perkins’ residence and say they discovered dozens more illegal high capacity ammunition feeding devices, four assault rifles, dozens of cartons of untaxed cigarettes, numerous strips of the narcotic Suboxone packaged for resale and approximately $25,000 in cash.
