THE driver of a car full of weapons was found crouching behind it in a carport in Chisholm early this morning (September 17).
At about 1.30am, police watched the man get out of the car in a Chisholm driveway and then noticed that he didn’t go into the house.
The officers saw an improvised projectile device inside the car, and found the man, a 30-year-old from Isabella Plains, crouching behind the vehicle.
When police searched the vehicle they located another improvised projectile device, shotgun rounds, drugs, knuckle dusters, and a “gel blaster” that had been modified to look like a handgun.
Further investigations revealed there were two outstanding warrants against the man, who is currently a suspended driver in the ACT.
He will face 10 charges.
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