Albury police pleased with explosives amnesty, as firearms program continues

Ellen Ebsary
Updated September 14 2017 - 5:49pm, first published 3:57pm
OPPORTUNITY: About 200 firearms have been handed in to Bluey's Hunting and Fishing in Wodonga during the national amnesty and Rob Williams hopes more will be surrendered before it ends. Picture: SIMON BAYLISS
OPPORTUNITY: About 200 firearms have been handed in to Bluey's Hunting and Fishing in Wodonga during the national amnesty and Rob Williams hopes more will be surrendered before it ends. Picture: SIMON BAYLISS

Albury Police are pleased with the outcome of the statewide commercial explosives amnesty and encourage residents to make the most of the remaining fortnight of the national program for firearms.

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Ellen Ebsary

Ellen Ebsary

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