Drugs, guns, cash found in Mount Barker traffic stop The haul of weapons, cash and drugs found during a traffic stop in Mt Barker. AN Albany man has been charged after police allegedly found several guns, ammunition and drugs in his possession during a traffic stop at the weekend. The man was stopped about 11.30pm on Saturday as he drove on Albany Highway about 5km south of the Mount Barker. It will be alleged the man was wearing army camouflage clothing and a belt carrying two knives and had the "stock" of a firearm on his lap with the barrel nearby. A further search of the vehicle allegedly uncovered a stolen sawn off shotgun, a semi-automatic rifle, a semi-automatic shotgun, more than $1600 in cash, a large quantity of unlicensed ammunition, cannabis and drugs believed to be amphetamine. The 43-year-old man has been charged with four counts of possess unlicensed firearms and one count each of possess amphetamine, possess cannabis and possess unlicensed ammunition. Inquiries are continuing and further charges are expected to be laid. The man will appear in the Albany Magistrates Court on July 31.