Imitation gun found in Melbourne primary school playground
The ABC understands two students found the imitation firearm at Princes Hill Primary School at lunchtime yesterday.
Imitation gun found in Melbourne primary school playground
The ABC understands two students found the imitation firearm at Princes Hill Primary School at lunchtime yesterday.
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