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ZAGREB, Oct 13 (Hina) - The Zagreb shooting on Monday when a policeman working for the government as a security guard was seriously wounded and the lives of another two were jeopardised, has again drawn attention to the issue of arms left over from the 1990s war, with police urging citizens to hand them over without penalties.
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