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Police Scotland launch air weapons surrender campaign, Edinburgh 19 May 2016

Pictured: The damage done to Jordan Fyfe's knee after he was shot by an air pellet when walking the dog in Kirkintilock last Friday.

Assistant Chief Constable Mark Williams today unveiled details of the three-week drive along with the designated stations where unwanted weapons can be handed in for secure disposal.

Ger Harley | EEm 19 May 2016

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Pictured: The damage done to Jordan Fyfe's knee after he was shot by an air pellet when walking the dog in Kirkintilock last Friday.<br />
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Assistant Chief Constable Mark Williams today unveiled details of the three-week drive along with the designated stations where unwanted weapons can be handed in for secure disposal. <br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 19 May 2016

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Police Scotland launch air weapons surrender campaign, Edinburgh 19 May 2016