Three suspects arrested after pawn shop smash-and-grab that saw 169 guns taken

At least three individuals were charged following a Tennessee pawn shop smash-and-grab that saw nearly 170 guns stolen, authorities said.

Kaderion Stokes, Chrishun Chism, and Kennedi Thomas were taken into custody after they were discovered by police in a stolen Dodge Charger with multiple firearms, according to a report citing the Memphis Police Department.

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Inside the vehicle, officers found at least three firearms, including two traced to the 169 guns stolen from South End Gun and Pawn in September, the report noted.

Stokes and Chism purportedly attempted to flee the scene but were captured.

They are both facing charges of evading arrest, three counts of unlawful possession of a weapon, and three counts of property theft.

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Thomas is facing property theft and three counts of unlawful possession of a weapon.

Thomas was let go on his own recognizance, but Stokes and Chism remain in custody on $25,000 bonds, according to the report.