converse, texas – A Converse shooting range owner says a woman stole a machine gun Friday and hopes someone can recognize her and remove the gun from the street.

Josh Felker, owner of the LoneStar Handgun at 2 Amendment Way, has shared photos and video of a woman he says stole an MP5 submachine gun around 2 p.m. Friday.

The woman presented her driver’s license to borrow a handgun, fired the gun, and quickly returned to borrow the machine gun, the business owner said. email to the customer.

After renting a machine gun, the woman climbed out of her Lone Star handgun into a late-model white Ford Ranger Extended Cab and drove off, Felker said.

I couldn’t see the vehicle’s license plate because the tailgate was down. The truck was also parked away from the camera.

Felker said the driver’s license belonged to someone who died in a car fire in December 2022 and was found to resemble the victim.

“We have policies in place to prevent theft, including trigger locks on rentals, valid ID retained during rentals, and use of credit cards for transactions. I did not comply and received the cash,” Völker said in an email.

The woman also provided a fake phone number and email address, according to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office.

according to American special operationsThe MP5 submachine gun can fire up to 800 rounds per minute.

BCSO identified the weapon as a Heckler Koch Fully Automatic 9mm MP5 and was valued at around $2,500.

If you have information, please call the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office. If you have information about this suspect, please call the BCSO at 210-335-6000.