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Slovakian Man Jailed for Illegal Gun, Ammunition

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Slovakian man sentenced to five years for illegal pistol and ammunition-making gear found at home; NCA praises operation as a public safety win.

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Slovakian Man Jailed for Illegal Gun, Ammunition

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On March 12, a 47-year-old Slovakian man living in Warwick has been sentenced to five years in prison after police found an illegal pistol and gear for making live ammunition at his West Midlands home. The National Crime Agency launched the probe last year when they spotted him placing 227 online orders for tools like reloading, equipment and gun-cleaning brushes that could produce ammo. Officers arrested him on March 20 at his workplace in Royal Leamington Spa, then searched his house and uncovered a loaded check-made handgun, spare gun parts, survival manuals and hunting gear including crossbows and knives. Fenye's told investigators he shipped the pistol by mistake from Slovakia earlier this year, inside a fishing box and was prepping for Doomsday. Scenarios like invasions or civil unrest. The NCA senior officer called it a win for public safety, noting they've pulled a dangerous weapon off the streets while keeping up the fight against. Illegal guns in the UK

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