Firearms Found, Four Arrested Following Whanganui Search Warrant









Multiple
firearms were found hidden at a Puriri Street property when
Whanganui police teams executed a search warrant last
week.
Acting Detective Senior Sergeant Carey Priest from the Whanganui Criminal Investigation Branch says items were found throughout the house, shed and in a roof space.
“Officers found a significant number of items and arrested four people, one of whom had a warrant out for her arrest.
“The seizure of these items is an excellent result from a combination of Police teams including the Armed Offenders Squad, Criminal Investigation Branch, Offender Prevention Team and Tactical Crime Unit.
“Nine firearms were seized ranging from .22 calibre rifles, through to .308 calibre and other high-powered rifles.
“A small cannabis growing operation was also found at the address.
“Some of these firearms had allegedly been stolen during a burglary the day prior, other items stolen during that burglary were also recovered,” says Detective Senior Sergeant Priest.
Suspicious or illegal activity should be reported to 111 if it’s happening now. If it’s after the fact make a report online or call 105.
Alternatively, information can be shared anonymously through Crime Stoppers(link is external) by calling 0800 555 111.
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