More guns handed in during South Yorkshire Police weapons amnesty

A gun handed in during a weapons amnesty

Four more guns have been handed in as part of a weapons amnesty run by South Yorkshire Police.

Photographs of the firearms have been released by South Yorkshire Police to show the range of weapons being surrendered across the county.

Last week the force revealed that six guns were handed in during the first few days of the amnesty, where members of the public can hand in weapons without being arrested for possession.

The amnesty is aimed at removing guns and knives from the streets and to prevent them falling into the wrong hands.

Weapons can be handed in at Snig Hill, Moss Way and Ecclesfield police stations in Sheffield, College Road station in Doncaster, Wombwell station in Barnsley and Main Street station in Rotherham.