HOLLAND TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — West Michigan saw another gun store burglary Sunday, this time near Holland.

Ottawa County sheriff’s deputies were sent to Long Range Archery and Firearms on Van Ommen Drive north of James Street in Holland Township when a burglary alarm went off around 5 a.m. Sunday.

Deputies say several firearms were stolen.

Authorities say there were as many as four robbers, and the suspects were seen driving a dark-colored SUV. Deputies searched the business and nearby area, but didn’t find them.

The break-in is the fourth gun shop theft in West Michigan in the past week, with the other three happening at Barracks 616 in Cascade Township Wednesday, Armory Valentine in Kentwood around 2:30 a.m. Sunday and Imperial Gunworx in Sparta around 3 a.m. Sunday.

There is no word from investigators yet on whether the burglaries are related.

Anyone with additional information is asked to contact Silent Observer at 1.877.88.SILENT or www.mosotips.com.

  • Long Range Archery and Firearms break-in
  • Long Range Archery and Firearms break-in
  • Long Range Archery and Firearms break-in
  • Long Range Archery and Firearms break-in