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Exeter gun dealers face felony tax evasion charges
Gary:
I did not know the guy, never did business with him, but I feel sorry his circumstances turned out the way they did. His own fault or not, he has a child, and she will loose a dad to this mess. Got to feel sadness for the way life goes sometimes.
Not a fan of suicide, but it is a wonder more people do not exit stage left once the floor falls out from them. I spoke to someone that is close to this, and final chapters have not been published in this story. Anyone close to that family should keep in touch, with hugs.
RobertH:
i was at DE Guns today and a guy was talking about getting a suppressor. he said he was going to get it from Exeter Arms since they are the only dealer around here. i went up to him and said he's no longer in business and a felon. i can't believe people don't know about this! if i had an NFOA pamphlet, i would have given it to him.
newfalguy101:
Dude, there are more guys selling cans these days than you can shake a stick at!!
CitizenClark:
Rough day for the Androynas:
--- Quote ---The Exeter couple who withheld almost $200,000 in state and local sales taxes will head to prison next month, a Lancaster County District judge ordered Thursday.
Robert "Rob" Androyna and his ex-wife, Hope Androyna, who ran Exeter Arms, a firearms dealership, were convicted of sales tax evasion and income tax evasion.
Their crimes were not accounting mistakes, Assistant Attorney General George Welch told Judge Robert Otte.
Otte agreed, sentencing Robert Androyna to two consecutive 18- to 36-month prison terms and his ex-wife to two one-year terms to be served simultaneously.
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Read the rest at http://journalstar.com/news/local/911/exeter-couple-gets-prison-time-for-tax-evasion/article_2d2c2a95-bfbc-5ad9-b25b-927f6f07fb25.html
FarmerRick:
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