(BENTON, IL) — A 34-year-old Centralia man pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court to a conspiracy involving firearms stolen from a farm supply store in Centralia. Michael Rink faces up to five years in federal prison. for his role in the November 29, 2014, burglary of Buchheit’s of Centralia. In that burglary, 40 firearms and more than a thousand of rounds of ammunition were stolen. Dakota Moss, also of Centralia, was sentenced to more than 20 years in federal prison for committing that burglary. A juvenile accomplice was prosecuted separately in state court. Court records show that Rink drove his co-defendants around helping conceal and transport the stolen firearms between locations. Rink agreed to accept money for providing transportation while the stolen guns were being moved from place to place and for agreeing to drive co-defendant Justin Gibson for the purpose of selling stolen firearms. Two of the guns stolen during the Buchheit’s burglary were eventually transferred from the juvenile accomplice to co-defendant Terrell Cleggett. Cleggett later sold the two firearms to his friend and co-defendant, Brandon Hoskins. Thirty-eight of the stolen firearms were eventually recovered by law enforcement officials, including the two firearms included in this prosecution. Co-defendant Hoskins was sentenced to 5-years in federal prison. Co-defendant Cleggett is awaiting sentencing which is currently scheduled for February 21, 2017. Co-defendant Justin Gibson also recently pleaded guilty and is scheduled to be sentenced on April 20, 2017.