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A damning report has revealed ‘systemic failures’ into WA Police’s firearms licensing system over a period of two decades, an inquest has heard.
By Rebecca Peppiatt ·
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Upgrade this serverWA’s top cop in charge of gun licensing has conceded extraordinary failings in the renewal process allowed Mark Bombara to keep the guns he would use to claim two lives, when he shouldn’t have had them at all.
17 hours ago · thewest.com.au
A damning report has revealed ‘systemic failures’ into WA Police’s firearms licensing system over a period of two decades, an inquest has heard.
18 hours ago · theage.com.au
A damning report has revealed ‘systemic failures’ into WA Police’s firearms licensing system over a period of two decades, an inquest has heard.
18 hours ago · smh.com.au
A damning report has revealed ‘systemic failures’ into WA Police’s firearms licensing system over a period of two decades, an inquest has heard.
18 hours ago · watoday.com.au · You are reading this one
The man who shot dead a mother and daughter in their Floreat home should not have been able to renew his licence for the murder weapon, a coronial inquest is told.
19 hours ago · abc.net.au
Medical professionals who treated Mark Bombara in the weeks leading up to his murderous rampage say they did not see any ‘red flags’ which indicated the Floreat gunman would perpetrate heinous acts of violence.
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