Two charged after semi-automatic pistol, drugs and 30,000 found in affluent village outside London
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Two charged after semi-automatic pistol, drugs and 30,000 found in affluent village outside London
"The driver and passenger were arrested and taken to custody for questioning. In a bag stashed behind the motorist's seat, officers recovered a semi-automatic pistol loaded with five rounds of ammunition, as well as a lock knife. More than 30,000 in cash and over 3.3 kilos of cannabis was subsequently seized during a property search on October 29. Daniel Pickavance, 27, of Otley Way, Watford, and David Toal, 54, appeared at Hatfield Magistrates' Court on Friday accused of five counts, including possession of a prohibited weapon and ammunition."
"Toal, of Waterside, London Colney, faces a separate allegation of breaching the terms of his licence. NCA senior investigating officer Tim Lambert said: Our fast-paced operation has removed a viable firearm and bullets from the streets. This lethal weapon could have caused untold damage to our communities. The NCA is committed to protecting the public from the threat of firearms, and our work with partners in the UK and overseas to suppress their availability continues."
Police in Hertfordshire arrested two men after a traffic stop and subsequent custody questioning. Officers discovered a semi-automatic pistol loaded with five rounds and a lock knife in a bag behind the motorist's seat. A property search on October 29 recovered more than 30,000 in cash and over 3.3 kilos of cannabis. Daniel Pickavance, 27, and David Toal, 54, appeared at Hatfield Magistrates' Court accused of five counts including possession of a prohibited weapon and ammunition. Toal faces an additional allegation of breaching licence terms. The NCA emphasized removal of the firearm and continued efforts to suppress availability of weapons.
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