Dozens of guns seized in NSW bikie crackdown
- 7 months ago
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The officers spoke 19 arms licenses on Wednesday spoke in an operation from Southeast NSW North Sydney and the hunter further southwest. Police, NSW firearms registry, State Crime Command's Rapor Squad and State Intelligence Unit joint operation by the "motorcycle gangs or organized penalty networks allegedly illegal arising from fiery weapon licenses designed to cancel, he said. These weapons were seized from Greta. These weapons were seized from Silverdale. Raptor Squad Commander Detective Deputy Stuart Gordon, targeted person did not claim to be involved in the criminal activity, but raids "OCN or OMCG'ler participation price is another reminder," he said. "This operation is about removing the criminals' access to weapons - let it be legally kept or not by other people."Said. The police seized 80 weapons and about 30,000 bullets ammunition while canceling nine licenses and suspending five. These weapons were seized from West Wallsend. Cameron Lindsay, Detective Officer of NSW firearms registry commander, said operation will act to all arms licenseers of operation to cancel their licenses "if there is slightest risk for community".
The officers spoke 19 arms licenses on Wednesday spoke in an operation from Southeast NSW North Sydney and the hunter further southwest. Police, NSW firearms registry, State Crime Command's Rapor Squad and State Intelligence Unit joint operation by the "motorcycle gangs or organized penalty networks allegedly illegal arising from fiery weapon licenses designed to cancel, he said. These weapons were seized from Greta. These weapons were seized from Silverdale. Raptor Squad Commander Detective Deputy Stuart Gordon, targeted person did not claim to be involved in the criminal activity, but raids "OCN or OMCG'ler participation price is another reminder," he said. "This operation is about removing the criminals' access to weapons - let it be legally kept or not by other people."Said. The police seized 80 weapons and about 30,000 bullets ammunition while canceling nine licenses and suspending five. These weapons were seized from West Wallsend. Cameron Lindsay, Detective Officer of NSW firearms registry commander, said operation will act to all arms licenseers of operation to cancel their licenses "if there is slightest risk for community".