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Guns, weapons and drugs found in car in Casey

A police photo of a gun discovered in a car in Casey.

A 34-year-old man from Macquarie was arrested following the discovery of firearms, weapons and drugs in a vehicle in Casey early on Sunday morning.

At about 3.15am, police patrolling in Casey spotted a black Mitsubishi Lancer at a service station. Checks revealed the driver had a suspended licence. A search of the vehicle located two firearms in a hidden compartment.

A further search uncovered ammunition, prohibited knives, machetes, an axe, and suspected illicit drugs.

The driver was arrested charged with three counts of possessing ammunition, two counts of possessing a prohibited firearm, and driving with a suspended licence.

A police photo of ammunition hidden in a car in Casey.

 

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One Response to Guns, weapons and drugs found in car in Casey

cbrapsycho says: 28 July 2025 at 1:26 pm

This is the reason we need an active alert police force. Too often in Canberra, people break the law because they do not expect to get caught, partially due to the low numbers of police and their known failures. This makes criminals easier to catch, at the times when the police are on the ball. Safety for all of us requires well-funded active policing focussed on what matters, that is preventing harm to Canberrans.

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