PEORIA — A day after a hastily called news conference, the Tazewell County Sheriff's Office on Monday reaffirmed that it never took custody of any of the weapons used by Travis Reinking when he allegedly killed four people at a Waffle House in Nashville early Sunday morning. A news release Monday afternoon said that "at no time were the weapons in the custody" of the Sheriff's Office. The weapons, an AR-15 style rifle, two hunting rifles and a handgun, were given to his father, Jeff Reinking, last summer after the younger Reinking's firearms identification card was revoked following an incident at the White House last year...
