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"I told you, it ain't my car and it ain't my gun!"


GREAT MILLS (July 28)--- This suspect told St. Mary's deputies next to car he was likely operating when it dropped off a front wheel as it wrecked on Great Mills Road at 2 am Saturday, that he was just looking at the car which was wrecked and had a gun in it. It says it wasn't his. Of course if it turns out to be stolen, that would be a wise move. "You won't find my prints inside," said the man. Only The Shadow knows for sure.


The man at center was found with a wrecked car on Great Mills Road and a gun in the car.  When St. Mary's Deputy Harold Young, left, called in to headquarters that there was a 10-32 in the car, the man yelled out, "it ain't my gun".  Deputy Young then asked him how he knew what he was talking about and the man answered, "I've had gun charges before, but it ain't my gun and it ain't my car." The man wasn't happy at the prospect of new gun charges.  Sometimes cars work better with all four wheels on them.  The missing wheel was about 10 feet away after coming off following some sort of impact. At right, is Deputy Robert Russell.  ST. MARY'S TODAY photos
 
 


 

 












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