Four Juveniles Found With Modified Flare Guns & Ammunition
The police are questioning four juveniles who were found with three modified flare guns and a round of ammunition in their possession.
On Tuesday, January 28, police officers attached to Grays Farm Police Station were carrying investigations into a report of Battery and found four boys between ages 15 and 17 with the modified weapons.
A single round of ammunition was also discovered in one of the weapons. They were arrested and taken into custody as investigations continue.
The incident occurred at Grays Farm around 4pm.

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