A man has been charged over an alleged plan to supply firearms to a person subject to restrictions in the Hunter last year. The 39-year-old was due to face court on Thursday after he was charged on Wednesday with six counts of supplying a firearm to an unauthorised person. Police allege the 39-year-old planned to sell six guns to a person subject to a Firearms Prohibition Order. Read more: Court and crime news It comes after Strike Force Nudurr was established in November, 2016, to investigate firearm possession and supply in the Hunter. Investigators charged a 43-year-old man in March, 2017, after they allegedly uncovered a plan during a raid on a property at Eugowra, in the state’s central west, to obtain firearms to on-sell. The 43-year-old remains before the court. Inquiries are continuing.
It comes after Strike Force Nudurr was established in November, 2016, to investigate firearm possession and supply in the Hunter.
Investigators charged a 43-year-old man in March, 2017, after they allegedly uncovered a plan during a raid on a property at Eugowra, in the state’s central west, to obtain firearms to on-sell.
