Ronald Struve arsenal

An arsenal of weapons was taken from Ronald Struve's former storage locker in Bellevue. Courtesy photos.

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Fri., Jan. 23, 2009

An arsenal of weapons was taken from Ronald Struve's former storage locker in Bellevue.
An arsenal of weapons was taken from Ronald Struve's former storage locker in Bellevue.
An arsenal of weapons was taken from Ronald Struve's former storage locker in Bellevue.
An arsenal of weapons was taken from Ronald Struve's former storage locker in Bellevue.
An arsenal of weapons was taken from Ronald Struve's former storage locker in Bellevue.
An arsenal of weapons was taken from Ronald Struve's former storage locker in Bellevue.
An arsenal of weapons was taken from Ronald Struve's former storage locker in Bellevue.

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