Baltimore police collected more than 500 weapons at their first gun buyback program Monday, including a rocket launcher.The Police Department paid $500 for the rocket launcher. The city is offering payouts from $25 up to $500, depending on the weapon.Payouts:Hi-capacity magazines: $25Revolvers and pump and bolt-action weapons: $100Semi-automatic weapons: $200Full-automatic weapons: $500The second gun buyback event is taking place from noon to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the McElderry Park Community Center.The third gun buyback event takes place Friday from noon to 8 p.m. at Perkins Square Baptist Church (2500 Edmondson Ave.).The weapons need to be unloaded and in a container.

Baltimore police collected more than 500 weapons at their first gun buyback program Monday, including a rocket launcher.

The Police Department paid $500 for the rocket launcher. The city is offering payouts from $25 up to $500, depending on the weapon.

Payouts:

Hi-capacity magazines: $25

Revolvers and pump and bolt-action weapons: $100

Semi-automatic weapons: $200

Full-automatic weapons: $500

The second gun buyback event is taking place from noon to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the McElderry Park Community Center.

The third gun buyback event takes place Friday from noon to 8 p.m. at Perkins Square Baptist Church (2500 Edmondson Ave.).

The weapons need to be unloaded and in a container.

Baltimore police

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Update: City of Baltimore paid $500 for this spent rocket launcher in its gun buyback. Military and ATF contacted for tracing pic.twitter.com/enlJcBUUHx — Jayne Miller (@jemillerwbal) December 21, 2018

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