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Stolen Vintage Car, Weapons Found in Backyard

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South Australian police uncover stolen vintage car, illegal ammunition, weapons, and drugs in backyard, arrest suspect, and seek owners of three bicycles.

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Stolen Vintage Car, Weapons Found in Backyard

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Police in South Australia have uncovered a stolen vintage car buried in a backyard. The 1952 Fort Anglia tour went missing from a shed between January 24th and March 5th this year. Last Monday, officers dug it up dismantled at a home in Heyboro near Victor Harbor. Along with the car, they found a legal ammunition, a high-powered laser, weapons, and drugs. Police also seized a large hall of other stolen goods from the property. Most of that stolen property has already gone back to its rightful owners. But authorities are still trying to track down the owners of three bicycles found there. A 38-year-old man living at the house faces multiple charges, including unlawful possession of ammo without a license and prohibited. Weapons. He was denied bail and remanded in custody after appearing in Victor Harbor magistrates court on March 17th. Investigators are wrapping up the scene, but urge anyone who recognizes those bikes to come forward and help close the case.

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