KOTA KINABALU: Sabah police have identified individuals owning illegal firearms, and are urging them to come forward to surrender their weapons, says state deputy police commissioner Datuk Zaini Jass.
He said intelligence sources have provided them with the information, but hope these individuals who possess such firearms, including home made and unlicensed guns, to voluntarily surrender them.
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