Bullets in his possession may not even be ammunition, accused tells court

A Knysna man accused of illegally possessing hundreds of bullets believes that what he has may not even qualify as ammunition.

Hugo Dippenaar, appeared in the Knysna Magistrate’s Court on Thursday for the first day of his trial where he admitted police found 227 rifle cartridges and 72 smaller rounds at his Candle Berry Drive home in Brenton-on-Lake in June 2024...

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