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Queensland father and two sons charged over illegal weapons cache Queensland father and two sons charged over 328 illegal weapons
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A Queensland father and his two sons have been charged over a cache of 328 illegal weapons and 4.2 tonnes of ammunition.A Queensland father and his two sons have been charged over a cache of 328 illegal weapons and 4.2 tonnes of ammunition.
It's believed to be the largest haul of illegal weapons ever uncovered in the state.It's believed to be the largest haul of illegal weapons ever uncovered in the state.
Police raided their 800-hectare property at Moonford, near Monto, inland from Bundaberg, on Monday.Police raided their 800-hectare property at Moonford, near Monto, inland from Bundaberg, on Monday.
They found the enormous stockpile, including automatic and semi-automatic firearms, many of which had been modified.They found the enormous stockpile, including automatic and semi-automatic firearms, many of which had been modified.
An MP5 navy submachine gun, used in counter-terrorism operations, and an SLR light machine gun, a weapon used in the Vietnam War, were also part of the haul.An MP5 navy submachine gun, used in counter-terrorism operations, and an SLR light machine gun, a weapon used in the Vietnam War, were also part of the haul.
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