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Hot Springs man arrested for allegedly shooting BB gun at people, car in Walmart parking lot

By Ryan Turbeville,

2 days ago

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. – A man is in custody after allegedly firing a BB gun and damaging a car in a Walmart parking lot in Hot Springs on Wednesday.

Hot Springs police said 40-year-old Jason Derek Lynch allegedly shot a car window with a BB gun at the Walmart Supercenter on Central Avenue around 1:15 p.m.

Police said no injuries were reported.

Lynch is facing multiple charges, including four counts of committing a terroristic act, four counts of first-degree criminal mischief and fleeing. He is being held on a $26,500 bond.

Authorities said the investigation into the incident is ongoing.

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Kay Kellensworth

1d ago

sounds like he doesn't need to be able to own any type of a gun if he owns a real gun the next time he will use it and kill someone he needs to be treated like he is a felon and remove all gun rights

Chenyn Folsom

1d ago

OK. I'm going to guess that there's a LOT more to the story than a shot out window.

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