Origin of gun found by Fiji teenager unknown

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Updated March 27, 2009 16:11:24

Fiji Police are concerned that a hand gun a teenager was showing off at school may have come from Iraq or Afgahanistan, and Police liaison officer Corporal Suliano Tevita says the investigation has stalled while they wait for the teenager's father to return home from Iraq. A similar incident occured at the end of last when a Ruger Mark 2 was was sold on the street for two hundred dollars. Corporal Suiliano Tevita doesn't believe this latest hand gun was bought on the street.


Presenter Geraldine Coutts

Speaker: Police liaison officer Corporal Suliano Tevita, Dictector of Global Risks Lt Colonel Saikusa Raivoce

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