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Illegal firearms

Posted on 23/11/2018

Whether it is supporting a national firearms amnesty or a SA-specific campaign designed to get guns off the street, Crime Stoppers SA regularly encourages people with information about illegal or unregistered guns to make contact and pass on whatever they know.

In 2017, information provided by the community directly resulted in the seizure of 79 firearms in South Australia – as well as an arsenal of ammunition and illegal accessories such as silencers, crossbows, tasers and more.

If you have any information then call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or report online at www.crimestopperssa.com.au

 


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