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"A senior judge has condemned the 'alarming increase' in gun crime on the streets of Birmingham and the use of converted imitation firearms - the new weapon of choice for gangs."
"Judge Richard Wakerley QC said the use of blank-firing pistols, which could be made into lethal weapons, automatic machine guns and other firearms was of 'grave concern' to the courts, police and ordinary people."
"The judge was speaking at Birmingham Crown Court yesterday as he sentenced two men to ten and a half years each for shooting dead a man with a pistol converted to fire 9mm ball bearings." |
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