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Man arrested for allegedly bringing ghost gun on Otay Mesa jail grounds
A man is in custody for allegedly bringing a ghost gun onto the grounds of an Otay Mesa jail, authorities reported.
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San Marcos teen arrested for allegedly making ghost guns at home
A teenager was arrested for making unserialized gun parts, commonly called “ghost” gun parts, in San Marcos on Tuesday, according to the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department.
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Escondido ghost gun maker who set up shop in RV learns sentence
A 20-year-old man who police say operated an illegal firearms manufacturing lab out of an RV in Escondido was sentenced Monday.
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‘Ghost-Gun' Operation Nets 82 Unserialized Firearms, Some Sold by Camp Pendleton-Marine: Feds
NBC 7’s Jeanette Quezada has the story.
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‘Ghost-Gun' Operation Nets 82 Unserialized Firearms, Some Sold by Camp Pendleton-Marine: Feds
Nearly three dozen people were arrested after a three-month law enforcement operation aimed at reducing the number of unserialized “ghost guns” throughout San Diego.
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Breaking Bad, But With Ghost Guns: Firearm-Lab RV Bust in North County
A pair of 3D printers, 12 pistol lowers and three rifle lowers, nine 3D-printed magazines, gun parts, ammo and another gun were found in the RV, Escondido police told NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry.
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Breaking Bad, but With Ghost Guns: Firearm-Lab RV Bust in North County
A pair of 3D printers, 12 pistol lowers and three rifle lowers, nine 3D-printed magazines, gun parts, ammo and another gun were found in the RV, according to Escondido police
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Alta Vista High School Student Arrested for Allegedly Bringing Ghost Gun to School
A Vista high school student was arrested this week for allegedly bringing a ghost gun to school with him, authorities reported Thursday.
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23 Charged in Escondido Drug, Gun Bust
Nearly two dozen people were charged in connection with a sting that resulted in the seizure of dozens of firearms and pounds of narcotics in Escondido.
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100+ Firearms — Most Ghost Guns — Seized, 23 Arrested in ‘Devil's Den' Operation in Escondido
Nearly two dozen defendants have been charged with narcotics and firearms-related offenses following an 18-month investigation into various gangs operating in and around the Escondido area, it was announced Tuesday.