Crime

Appeal to hand in unwanted guns

The public is advised to report any illegal firearms to the nearest police station.

The public is urged to hand in firearms from deceased estates if they do not wish to re-license them.

Ugu District Commissioner Major General Sethenya Nxamagele once again appeals that if these firearms are not re-licensed, they are then illegal, and a person can be arrested.

In addition, if these firearms are stolen in a housebreaking and later recovered or used in a crime, they can be traced, and legal implications and possible prosecution may result.

The Saps has an ongoing campaign to remove illegal and unwanted firearms, as these weapons can be used to commit serious and violent crimes if they fall into the hands of criminals.

The public is advised to report any illegal firearms to the nearest police station.

The Saps has a designated firearms office at every police station and is ready to assist. Contact 039 6881008/1009 at Saps Port Shepstone.

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