Three Arrested on Suspicion of Robbery and Illegal Firearm Possession
Police are questioning three individuals on suspicion of robbery and unlawful possession of a firearm along with several rounds of ammunition.
During an extensive foot and mobile patrol across various communities, police arrested two male suspects of Fort Road and Liberta, who were both wanted for questioning regarding a robbery.
Additionally, a man from Grays Farm was taken into custody for questioning for unlawful possession of a revolver and several matching rounds of ammunition.
These offenses occurred on Wednesday night at Fort Road and Grays Farm. Investigations are ongoing.
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