New laws to crack down on imitation firearms
Source: South Australia. Minister for Police Minister. Media Release.
"Carrying or using an unregistered or unauthorised imitation firearm is now an offence, with a
maximum penalty of 15 years imprisonment, under new laws made by the Rann Government.
Police Minister Michael Wright said the changes meant imitation firearms were now subject to the same licensing and registration conditions as the firearms they imitate."
Thursday, October 15, 2009
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