FREMANTLE Police have charged three men after they allegedly found a replica handgun, live ammunition and drugs in a vehicle.
On Saturday, November 10, Fremantle Police conducted a random vehicle stop along Queen Victoria Street near James Street in Fremantle.
The police say they uncovered what they believed to be a Browning Replica style handgun, but was found not to be harmful.
The handgun did allegedly contain live ammunition.
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READ NOWThree men were charged with a variety of offences after a search of a residence in Parmelia.
The male driver was charged with no authority to drive and the first male passenger charged with possession of a controlled weapon and possession of unlicensed ammunition.
The second male passenger was charged with possession of prohibited substance methamphetamine, cannabis and drug paraphernalia.