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CT: New Haven Police are Working With ATF to Track Ghost Guns
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The New Haven Police Department has seized nine so-called ghost guns this year, which is almost three times the number seized by this time a year ago. Although police have these guns in their possession, it’s difficult to find who they belong to because of their nature. Police Sergeant John Finch said ghost guns consist of all different parts that people then put together, which makes them hard to track. |
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jimobxpelham
(10/27/2021)
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not against law to build your own firearms, these so called ghost guns were in possession of criminals, they cant have any firearms by law. 400 million firearms in the us, extremely small number of so called ghost firearms are in position of gun owners, what is that a millionth of a fraction of one percent.
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