Allan Chamberlain felt 'guilty' over NCA bombing for holding weapons that belonged to accused, court told
Allan Chamberlain felt 'guilty' over NCA bombing for holding weapons that belonged to accused, court told By court reporter Meagan Dillon © Provided by ABC NEWS Domenic Perre is accused of bombing the National Crime Authority building in Adelaide in 1994. (Suppled: Tim Ide) A former gunsmith has told the Supreme Court that he felt "guilty by association" of the 1994 National Crime Authority bombing because he was in possession of guns and detonators belonging to the alleged murderer. Domenic Perre allegedly killed Detective Sergeant Geoffrey Bowen and severely injured lawye...