Illegal gun, ammunition seized in Clarendon

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Illegal gun, ammunition seized in Clarendon

The police are reporting the seizure of an illegal gun and ammunition in Clarendon. The Ruger nine millimetre pistol with an extended magazine containing seven rounds of ammunition was recovered in Canaan Heights district during a police-military...

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