Police authorities reported two separate incidents involving firearms on August 5th. In Kretinga, specifically in Nasrėnų village, a report was received at 9:30 PM detailing that a man had shot a crane. Later that evening, at 10:00 PM, the man was located at his residence.
During the inspection of the premises, officers discovered a small-caliber firearm of unknown brand and model, equipped with optics and a sound suppressor, along with a box containing three bullets. The man was found to be intoxicated, registering a blood alcohol level of 1.53 promille, and was subsequently taken into custody. Separately, an investigation was launched in the Alytus area concerning the unlawful possession of weapons.
A woman who was cleaning a family estate discovered a revolver, loaded with ammunition, inside a young man’s apartment. Authorities have initiated an investigation into the illegal possession of the firearm and ammunition, noting that the Criminal Code outlines penalties for such violations. Both incidents highlight ongoing law enforcement actions regarding the unauthorized ownership and use of weaponry.
The initial report regarding the man who shot the crane led to the seizure of evidence and the detainment of the suspect due to intoxication. Meanwhile, the discovery near Alytus underscores continued efforts to enforce regulations against the illegal harboring of firearms within private residences.
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