Toorak businessman charged with selling over 900 prohibited weapons
A businessman in Toorak, Australia, has been charged with selling over 900 prohibited weapons, including knives, swords, and sabres, with sales reportedly including a child. The charges allege deception related to landowners as part of the case.
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