Queensland police have charged two people after allegedly seizing a loaded 3D-printed firearm, firearm parts and drug-related items during a search in Burpengary. Moreton Tactical Crime Squad officers, assisted by the Moreton and Brisbane Dog Squads, executed a search warrant at a Facer Road property about 2:40 p.m. on May 5. Police said they found numerous 3D-printed firearm parts, a 3D printer and electronic devices allegedly containing firearm manufacturing blueprints. A 19-year-old Burpengary man was charged with unlawful possession of weapons, possessing and distributing material for the manufacture of firearms, and possessing explosives without authority. He remains in custody and is due to appear in Caboolture Magistrates Court on July 9. A 25-year-old Morayfield woman was charged with drug-related offences, including possessing dangerous drugs and drug-use utensils, as well as property suspected of being intended for a drug offence. Police said she accepted a drug diversion. Moreton Tactical Crime Squad Officer in Charge Senior Sergeant Tom Jakes said the manufacture of 3D-printed weapons was a growing concern, describing the firearms as unregulated and dangerous. Post navigation Man Charged After Raceview Attack Five Charged After Townsville Robbery