By Thomas Duff For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 00:47 BST, 16 June 2019 | Updated: 01:06 BST, 16 June 2019
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Dangerous criminals have been caught stockpiling an arsenal of weapons and surrendering them to police to make secret deals to lessen their jail sentences.
Police recovered 29 guns in a deserted car in Bankstown, southwestern Sydney last Thursday.
The weapons recovered included shotguns, assault rifles, handguns, machine pistols and silencers, all of which have a large asking price on the black market.
All of the weapons were given up to police by one Middle Eastern gangster, Alen Moradian, who negotiated their surrender in a deal to lessen his minimum 10-year prison sentence for importing cocaine.
Police recovered 29 guns in a deserted car in Bankstown, south-western Sydney last Thursday. The weapons recovered included shotguns, assault rifles, handguns, machine pistols and silencers, all of which have a large asking price on the black market
All of the weapons were given up to police by one Middle Eastern gangster, Alen Moradian, who negotiated their surrender in a deal to lessen his minimum 10-year prison sentence for importing cocaine
The deal negotiated by Moradian is one of nearly a dozen similar deals conducted over the past 18 months, The Sunday Telegraph reports.
Moradian surrendered the cache of
