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Four people were arrested after their plan to steal two guns from Bullseye Gun, Gear & Pawn was foiled by employees, according to the store's owner.
Murfreesboro police officers arrested 21-year-old Evan T. Bell and 19-year-old J'Darrius J. Rice, both of Chattanooga. Two 17-year-old juveniles were taken to the Rutherford County Juvenile Detention Center, according to a news release issued by MPD.
On Tuesday around 3:30 p.m., store video footage captured a group of men looking at firearms in the store's gun case. Two other young men stayed in a getaway car, shop owner Annette Brooks Lane said.
While examining the guns, the group took off. The video shows store employee Caleb Gregory leaping over the gun case in pursuit. Only two of them made it out the door, and employees stopped the others, Lane said.
