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Turkish custom officials seize 41 ‘ghost guns’

byCT Report
21/11/2017
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ISTANBUL: Turkey’s Customs and Trade Ministry officials on Monday seized 47 guns from a ship which arrived from the U.S. to the Mediterranean Mersin port.

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They included 41 Glock handguns, also known as ‘ghost guns’, and six long-barreled weapons. According to a statement by the ministry, custom officials sent a container from the ship for an X-ray scan. Following a detailed inspection, it was found out that the guns were hidden inside two vehicles in the container.

The statement added that the guns were brought to Turkey on a special request. The ship named SATIE carried Malta’s national flag, according to the statement. Four suspects, including the importer company’s representative, have been arrested.

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