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Miner, 33, arrested after unlicensed gun, ammo found under vehicle mat – News Room Guyana

Last updated: October 9, 2026 12:52 pm
Published: October 6, 2026
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A 33-year-old miner was taken in custody after he was allegedly found in possession of an illegal 9mm pistol and 11 matching live rounds of ammunition which was hidden under a vehicle mat at in the Pappy Show Police Station compound on Sunday.

Police Headquarters said the discovery was made at about 16:45 hrs during a Police operation.

According to a statement, the vehicle, which had three occupants, arrived at the station while travelling to Tamakay Landing, Mazaruni River.

The occupants were asked to exit the vehicle before ranks conducted a search, Police Headquarters said.

During the search, ranks found the 9mm pistol and 11 rounds of ammunition concealed beneath a floor mat in the front passenger area.

Police said the suspect, a resident of Durban Street, Lodge, Georgetown, fled into nearby bushes after the firearm and ammunition were discovered. Ranks pursued him and he was arrested.

The suspect is not a licensed firearm holder. He remains in custody as investigations continue.


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