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The state government has unveiled a further tightening of the new firearms laws following the double-murder suicide in Floreat in May, including empowering police to seize guns from those accused of threatening violence.
The state government has unveiled a further tightening of the new firearms laws following the double-murder suicide in Floreat in May, including empowering police to seize guns from those accused of threatening violence.
The shocking murder of two women in Floreat by Mark Bombara has triggered potential changes to how police do their jobs but there are concerns this won't solve the bigger issue.
Anyone who is formally accused of family or domestic violence in Western Australia will be stripped of their firearms under proposed legal changes.
Gun owners who have a domestic violence complaint made against them will have their weapons taken away under proposed laws billed as the toughest in the country. Western Australia's state government was already tightening gun ownership rules but will go further after police were accused of ignoring warnings about Floreat killer Mark Bombara. Featured: Paul Papalia, WA Police Minister