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Police

Briefs

The Rappahannock Count? Sheriffs Office will offer a course on handgun shooting and safety on Oct. 2& and 29 from T pm. - 9 pan. continuing on Saturday None \ from 9 aan. to 4 pan The lO-huur course will include range time and requires no experience with a handgun. The course is free and open to Rappahannock County residents.

Those interested may contact Major Scott Jenkins at «7So3tX> ext. 303 by Oct. 23 to> register for the class. Certificates will be awarded for successful completion and may be used to apply for a concealed weapon permit.

Assault

Cta Oct. 5. James Hoddn 43s. of" Amissville was arrested for brandishing a firearm and assault and battery on a Lundy member, according to the Sheriffs Office.

Home invasion

th Oct. k three or four males attempted to force their way into a residence at 4301 Sperryvtlle Pike in Spenryvdle. according to Sheriff Connie Compton Smith. The suspects did not gam entry and Bed on foot. Anyone with information should contact the Sheriffs Office at t?TSS3l*k

Sheriff's note

There have been three reports during the past week of gas being siphoned horn automobiles during the night. The Sheriff recommends that gas tank lock caps be installed to prevent theft.

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