Three Arrested After Major Ammunition Seizure
Police report that they have arrested three individuals after a search warrant execution revealed a large amount of ammunition and firearm accessories.
At around 5:30 a.m. on Wednesday, July 31, 2025, the Gang and Guns Suppression Unit executed a search warrant in Sutherlands, resulting in the discovery and seizure of various items, including:
Eleven (11) 12-gauge shotgun rounds,
Seven (7) 9mm rounds,
Thirty-six (36) 7.62mm rounds, Twenty (20) .22 rounds, Twenty-three (23) .45 rounds, Eighteen (18) .44 rounds, Seventeen (17) .25 rounds, Nine (9) .38 rounds,
Two (2) Smith & Wesson magazines, One (1) Glock 9mm magazine,
One (1) Smith & Wesson .40 caliber magazine, One (1) Sig Sauer 9mm magazine,
One (1) “Patent Pending” 9mm/.40SW speed loader, and One (1) flat-back Chinese AK-47 magazine.
Investigations are still ongoing as three individuals from Sutherland, aged 30, 27, and 19, were arrested and taken to St. John’s Police Station along with confiscated items.
Police have expressed their commitment to “reducing the circulation of illegal firearms and ammunition across the nation.” They continue to urge the public to report suspicious or illegal activities to Criminal Investigations Department at 462-3913 or by calling Crimestoppers at 800-TIPS (8477).
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