Four people have been accused of stealing nearly 1,500 guns from shipping facilities in Georgia as part of a larger gang-related drug and firearms trafficking scheme.
On October 6, 2026, federal authorities announced that twenty people were indicted on federal gun and drug charges related to the theft of 1,486 firearms from shipping facilities in Conley, Georgia and Macon, Georgia.
Four Charged With Theft Of Interstate Shipments
Officials said that following four individuals have been charged for breaking into the facilities and stealing the weapons.
- Tremaine Snell, a/k/a Big, a/k/a Man Man, 26, of Atlanta, Georgia, is charged with conspiracy to traffic firearms, firearms trafficking, conspiracy to commit theft of interstate shipments, and theft of interstate shipments
- Daveon Stillwell, a/k/a Drip, 21, of Atlanta, Georgia, is charged with conspiracy to traffic firearms, firearms trafficking, conspiracy to commit theft of interstate shipments, and theft of interstate shipments
- Tarik Winfrey, 26, of Atlanta, Georgia, is charged with conspiracy to traffic firearms, firearms trafficking, conspiracy to commit theft of interstate shipments, and theft of interstate shipments
- Marquez Crews, a/k/a Quez, 25, of Atlanta, Georgia, is charged with conspiracy to traffic firearms, firearms trafficking, conspiracy to commit theft of interstate shipments, and theft of interstate shipments
Georgia Shipping Facilities Targeted By Gun Thieves
According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Georgia, on November 29 and 30, 2025, Snell, Winfrey, and Stillwell broke into a shipping facility in Conley, Georgia, and stole 724 Glock pistols.
On January 10, 2026, Snell allegedly broke into a shipping facility in Macon, Georgia, and stole 469 firearms…