A NSW police employee charged with misappropriating firearms from a police armoury will remain behind bars after appearing in a Central Coast court.
Alan James Cumberland, 38, who works with firearms at the NSW police centre in Sydney, is charged with 13 firearm offences, including aggravated possession of firearms and unauthorised manufacture of firearms.
Cumberland handed himself into police on Saturday after a statewide manhunt.
It's alleged that a raid of his Berkeley Vale home on Thursday uncovered guns, parts and ammunition believed to have been misappropriated from the Surry Hills centre.
Cumberland did not apply for bail in Gosford local court on Sunday and it was formally refused.
Meanwhile, Assistant Police Commissioner Peter Dein told reporters there were "very serious" issues related to the Sydney police armoury, and an internal review was underway.
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