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20 arrested over weapons found at Mt. Lavinia Court
Mar 02, 201708:14 AM
20 arrested over weapons found at Mt. Lavinia Court
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Twenty individuals believed to be linked to the weaponry found at the Magistrate’s Court in Mount Lavinia have been arrested by the police, police revealed. 

 

Police Spokesperson, Priyantha Jayakody stated that nine out of the twenty suspects were arrested on- site, while 11 others who had arrived at the premises during the incident had been arrested as well.  

 

Sixteen out of the 20 suspects are individuals residing in the Ratmalana area. 

 

Police stated that they have recorded statements from the police personnel who were on duty at the time of the incident as well as from prison officers who had arrived at the Magistrate’s Court that day. 

 

They added that the case had been handed over to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) for forensic investigations to be carried out in the hope of finding fingerprints on the weaponry. 

 

Jayakody stated that further investigations are being carried out to identify the motives and individuals behind the placement of the weaponry at the Magistrate’s Court.

 

Police have recovered a pistol, a revolver and 10 bullets hidden inside a bag within the Mount Lavinia Magistrate’s Court while investigating the premises earlier yesterday (1), police spokesperson Priyantha Jayakody revealed.

 

 

 

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