A foreign-manufactured pistol has been discovered from an abandoned water tank within an apartment complex in the Keselwatta area.
Police had also seized 29 rounds of ammunition from the site.
Keselwatte Police have initiated further investigations to identify the suspect or suspects who placed the firearm at the location.
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