A St George resident who has been charged with 2 counts of Possession of Ammunition appeared at the St George’s Magistrate’s Court on Thursday, 10 September 2020.
Kyle Leo, 27, Technician, of Paddock, St George was taken into custody by Drug Enforcement Officers on Tuesday, 8 September 2020 after a search of his vehicle turned up 50 rounds of 9mm and 50 rounds of .380 ammunition.
Leo has been granted bail in the sum of $10,000 with 1 surety. He has to report to the Central Police Station every Monday between 6 am and 6 pm. He will reappear in court on 9 February 2021.
Police investigations are continuing.
Office of Commissioner of Police
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This not the U.S. This island of Grenada with laws. Don’t try undermined our society.
Utah? Grenada is an island in the Caribbean.
I swear the media hires the biggest idiots to write articles. The guy was a felon in possession of ammunition, a pretty important fact to leave out. I saw the same information on several other websites and only a couple included this information. Utah is generally gun friendly. You can drive around with 2000 rounds in your car, with your guns, as long as you are not a felon.
What a joke. That’s not even half a range trip’s worth of ammo. How Sad.
BREAKING NEWS……More charges have been added..he apparently also had 12 gallons of gasoline hidden in the gas tank underneath the vehicle…
I always take 200 rounds of ammunition with me to the range for my weekly practice sessions. I load my own so do not worry that I am ‘stripping the shelves’ from the rest of you. This whole article didn’t make any sense until I read the comments. Much more to this story that what got printed in this article. No wonder everyone is starting to think of our news service as being ‘fake news’!
I am completely lost by this being an issue.
Agree. What are Grenada’s gun laws? A friend tells me it’s not illegal to own a gun. I hear of people hunting manicou and armadillo. What do they use for ammo? Black powder and ball bearings?
It is crazy that this is even a crime. Demand your freedom, people of Grenada!
I’d like to get my hands on both of those boxes.
You aint lying mister
That is about $100 in ammo right there, lol. Crazy times to be alive.
Well… You folks aren’t from Nebraska, are ya?
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