Georgetown: The Police have issued a report on last evening's raid , stating that ranks of a TSU anti-crime patrol responded to a report of threats involving the use of a firearm and intercepted the driver of motor vehicle PJJ 8117 at Eping Avenue, Bel Air Park.
During a search of the vehicle an unlicensed .32 Taurus pistol with 15 matching rounds was found. A search was subsequently conducted on the home of the man at Garnett Street, Kitty, where a further eighteen .32 rounds were found along with an unlicensed .38 Taurus revolver with two matching rounds, a quantity of suspected cocaine, a quantity of suspected marijuana, a quantity of assorted gold jewellery and cash which were taken into police possession.
The man is in police custody and charges will be made shortly.
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