Just 48 hours before the G20 leader's meeting kicks off, Queensland police said they have not received a request from any foreign security services to carry guns in Australia. Deputy Police Commissioner Ross Barnett said authorities have yet to receive a request from the typically armed to the teeth US Secret Service that guards President Barack Obama or any guards Russian president Vladimir Putin or another world leader may hope to bring. Mr Barnett said: 'At the moment no formal application has been made to the commissioner for any foreign service personnel to carry firearms in Queensland.' Australian police have received no requests to carry weapons from any nations attending the G20 in Brisbane this weekend
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'At the moment no formal application has been made,' says Deputy Police Commissioner
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Requests may be made over the next 'twelve, twenty-four, forty-eight hours'
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Police commissioner has the 'final say' on who carries weapons in the state
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President Obama's Marine One helicopter buzzed the Brisbane CBD on Monday
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