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Police find AK47 in car during traffic stop in Winslow Township

Police find AK47 in car during traffic stop in Winslow Township

🚨 Winslow Township police found AK-47 during traffic stop

🚨 The driver tried to flee the cops

🚨Two other passengers were also arrested


WINSLOW — A driver and two others were arrested after an AK47-style firearm was found in their vehicle during a traffic stop in Camden County Township Thursday afternoon.

It was shortly after 1:30 p.m. on May 23 when a township police officer stopped a car at the intersection of Summerbrooke Court and Sicklerville Road.

During the check, an AK-47 was found. The driver, Anthony Mial, 23, of Gloucester Township, attempted to flee from the officer, police said.

A passenger in the vehicle, Zaria Giles, 23, of Claymont, Delaware, was also arrested, and a third person, Caleb Milton, 25, of Sicklerville, was arrested for obstruction after attempting to intervene during the traffic stop .

Two police officers were injured, but their lives are not in danger, but it is not clear how.

Mial and Giles were charged with unlawful possession of a weapon, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose and possession of an extended magazine.

Mial was also charged with possession of a weapon by a certain person and resisting arrest.

Milton was charged with obstruction, but he was arraigned and released. Mial and Giles remain in the Camden County Correctional Facility.

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