Tag: ballistics
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Atteridgeville Massacre: Ballistics Link Seized Firearm Identified
Overview of the Ballistics Finding The South African Police Service (SAPS) has announced that a ballistic report has linked a seized firearm to the Atteridgeville mass shooting. The confirmation marks a pivotal development in the investigation into the deadly attack that unfolded at a hostel, leaving multiple residents dead and injured. As the details of…
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Ballistics Link Seized Firearm to Atteridgeville Massacre
Investigation Update: Ballistic Link to Seized Firearm The South African Police Service (SAPS) has announced a significant development in the Atteridgeville massacre case. A ballistic report confirms that a firearm seized during the initial investigation is linked to the mass shooting that unfolded at a local hostel. The confirmation comes as authorities continue to piece…
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Ballistics Report Links Seized Firearm to Atteridgeville Massacre
Ballistics Link Reinforces Investigations into Atteridgeville Massacre The South African Police Service (SAPS) has confirmed that a ballistics report has established a link between a firearm seized during the investigation and the Atteridgeville mass shooting. The confirmation comes as authorities seek to piece together the sequence of events that led to the tragedy at a…
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Delhi blast update: Three cartridges recovered at Red Fort site amid ongoing investigation
Latest Delhi blast update: three cartridges recovered at the Red Fort site The investigation into the Red Fort blast has taken a new turn after Delhi police confirmed the discovery of three cartridges at the attack site. Officials say the recovered items include two live 9mm rounds and one spent cartridge. While the finds provide…
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Forensic Milestone: Maynooth Team Reveals Fingerprints on Fired Ammunition
Groundbreaking Discovery at Maynooth University A major forensic breakthrough is making waves in crime investigation circles: scientists at Maynooth University have developed a method to reveal fingerprints on fired bullet casings. The advancement, led by Dr. Eithne Dempsey and Dr. Colm McKeever from the Department of Chemistry, promises to change how investigators trace weapons and…