Spectacular discovery: Investigators look for stolen goods in the horse stable - but they find something completely different

Investigators from the State Criminal Police Office were actually only looking for stolen property.

But then they made a spectacular find in a horse stable.

• Investigators from the State Criminal Police Office were looking for stolen goods.

• But then they found firearms and war weapons in a horse stable in Waakirchen.

• One man was provisionally arrested.

Waakirchen - Investigators from the

(BLKA) have found

war weapons and several hundred rounds of ammunition

in a

.

Officials from the

police station

originally searched for stolen property on Thursday (October 1).

Instead of the stolen items, however, they found several apparently working

Spectacular find in the stables in Waakirchen: BLKA finds war weapons

The experts on weapons and explosives offenses of the BLKA were called in, searched the property and discovered four fully automatic firearms that are subject to the War Weapons Control Act - including an Uzi submachine gun, an MP 40, an assault rifle 44 and a machine gun 42. The officers also found several One hundred rounds of ammunition and four handguns, which

are subject to

the

Act.

They were secured, as the State Criminal Police Office announced.

Weapons found in horse stable in Waakirchen: suspect provisionally arrested

It goes on to say: “The 54-year-old accused, who legally owns another 16 short and long guns, was temporarily arrested.

The legally owned

were

secured

by the

, as the competent weapons authority.

The officers then searched the house and found a large amount of ammunition requiring a license, a double shotgun, two barrels, a barrel, a revolver and prohibited items. "

As the officials also announced, the 54-year-old has no links to extremism.

"The investigation against him for crimes under the War Weapons Control Act and the Weapons Act is being carried out by the BLKA in cooperation with the Munich II public prosecutor," it concluded.

A whole series of mysterious break-ins on an empty yard in Georgenried near Waakirchen has been employing estate administrators and the judiciary for years.

Now a couple ended up in court.

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