Gordon Rhodes's home was stormed by officers
The home of Gordon Rhodes, on Abbeystead Avenue, was stormed by officers as part of their Evolve operation in February this year. During a search of the property, detectives found three firearms, including a Glock and two revolvers, three small bullets, a quantity of cash and cannabis.
Detective Inspector John Mullen, from Merseyside Police's Firearm Investigation Team, said: "We sadly know the devastating consequences of gun crime, not only on victims and their families but also in our wider communities. Our officers are carrying out warrants like this, as well as land searches and stop checks, every single day across Merseyside to disrupt such callous criminals who store, carry and use firearms.
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