Forfeit items with no questions asked
Firearms owners in the Island are being urged to hand over any outstanding weapons, as an amnesty ends today (28 Feb).
The month-long drive by police covered all kinds of ammunition, guns, stun weapons and bladed items.
So far a range of items, including shotguns, rifles and a hunting sword, have been handed in with no questions asked.
It's the first weapons amnesty opened up by the Constabulary since 2014.
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