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Concerns grow as seized firearms remain unchecked in Cape Town police evidence rooms

16 July 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

DA MP Ian Cameron highlights alarming delays in the analysis of firearms and ammunition seized by Cape Town police, raising concerns about evidence handling and public safety.Read More at Source

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