In the Minsk district, law enforcement officers discovered illegal storage of weapons and ammunition. A resident of Zaslaŭ, born in 1955, became a defendant in a criminal case, reports pristalica.by.
According to investigative materials, the man had been illegally storing weapons and ammunition at home and in other locations for a long time.
An examination established that the pensioner possessed a hunting carbine, converted from a single-barrel shotgun, as well as cartridges of various calibers. Law enforcement officers found some of the dangerous items in his house in Zaslaŭ, and the rest in the village of Prudy, Stoŭbtsy district.
A criminal case was initiated against the man under Part 2 of Article 295 of the Criminal Code of Belarus, which provides for liability for illegal actions with weapons, ammunition, and explosives.
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