More arrests are on the cards following an intense police audit of shooting clubs and firearm dealers this past week.
The ongoing investigation has also resulted in the transferral of two police officers and the temporary closure of the firearms section of the Royal Barbados Police Force.
The SUNDAY SUN has further been reliably informed that an undisclosed number of unregistered firearms and quantity of ammunition were uncovered during the probe, which has revealed some other stunning irregularities.
Yesterday, Commissioner of Police Darwin Dottin said he preferred not to make any comment at this stage.
Read the full story in today’s SUNDAY SUN.
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