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Where are the weapons?
In its investigative report, the Idaho attorney general's office identified 18 guns stolen by former Idaho Falls prosecutor Kimball Mason, who was sentenced Tuesday on three felony counts related to the thefts.
Here is a list of the weapons Mason took and who got them:
Weapon: Intratec 9 mm semi-automatic pistol
Who got it: Kimball Mason traded it to Ski's House of Guns in Idaho Falls.
Weapon: Hi-Point semi-automatic pistol
Who got it: Ski's
Weapon: Glock .45-caliber semi-automatic pistol
Who got it: Ski's
Weapon: Winchester .223-caliber rifle
Who got it: Ski's
Weapon: Smith and Wesson .357-caliber revolver
Who got it: Ski's
Weapon: Ruger 9 mm semiautomatic pistol
Who got it: Ski's
Weapon: Ruger .357-caliber revolver
Who got it: Ski's
Weapon: Ruger .357-caliber revolver
Who got it: Ski's
Weapon: Llama Parabellum 9 mm semiautomatic
Who got it: Unknown. Mason traded it to someone, but the name is redacted from court documents.
Weapon: Ruger .22-caliber rifle with Busnell scope
Who got it: Mason
Weapon: Zastava 7.62X39 rifle
Who got it: Mason
Weapon: Berretta .40-caliber semiautomatic pistol
Who got it: Former Idaho Falls Police Department employee Todd Ericsson bought it for $200.
Weapon: Glock Model 19 9 mm semiautomatic and a box of ammunition
Who got it: John Stosich, an Idaho Falls attorney
Weapon: Hi-Point .380-caliber semiautomatic pistol
Who got it: Idaho Falls lawyer Darren Robins, a former Bonneville County deputy prosecutor
Weapon: Raven .25-caliber semiautomatic handgun
Who got it: Bonneville County Deputy Prosecutor Daniel Clark
Weapon: Raven .25-caliber handgun
Who got it: Jose Moreno, Bonneville County adult probation officer
Weapon: Lorcin 9 mm semiautomatic pistol
Who got it: Idaho Falls attorney Kelly Mallard
Weapon: Ruger .44-caliber Super Black Hawk revolver
Who got it: Stephen Blaser, a Blackfoot lawyer
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