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Court remands four over gun recovered from Delta transport waybill

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Four suspected members of a gun-running syndicate have been remanded by a Delta State court after a Beretta pistol was recovered from a transport waybill. Read More: https://punchng.com/court-remands-four-over-gun-recovered-from-delta-transport-waybill/

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