Turkish police find guns at Libya embassy

November 18 2011 10:12:01

Turkish police find guns at Libya embassy

ANKARA - Anatolia News Agency

The Libyan embassy building in Ankara. AA photo

Police have found 38 handguns buried in the garden of the Libyan embassy in capital Ankara.

Ankara police have conducted a search on the embassy grounds upon a request by Libyan officials. A specially authorized prosecutor was present during the search.

Reports said the search was conducted on Monday. The weapons were sent to Ankara police department for examination.

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