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Operation overkill : Armed cops swoop on Action Man looking for a mortar after owner posts picture of toy weapon on Facebook

information - 18 février 2013

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There were five police officers at the door, two of them carrying submachine guns.
And they were ready to smash the door open so it was fortunate Ian Driscoll was in when they pulled up outside his home.
They had come in search of a deadly mortar tube "“ spotted in the background of a picture that Mr Driscoll had posted on Facebook.
Mr Driscoll, 43, did indeed have a mortar in the home and promptly showed it to the squad.
It was a toy.
After inspecting the model mortar, the rather (...)



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