Maine group wants to ban ghost guns
Maine group wants to ban ghost guns after insurance CEO killing reignites discussion
The Maine Gun Safety Coalition is asking state lawmakers to ban ghost guns after an untraceable firearm was used by the alleged UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter. Firearms known as “ghost guns” do not have a serial number as they are usually constructed at home with a kit or with the assembly of separate pieces.
Ghost guns, like the weapon the NYPD said UnitedHealthcare shooting suspect Luigi Mangione had when arrested, can be ...
A black pistol found in the backpack of UnitedHealthcare shooting suspect Luigi Mangione appeared to have been a ghost gun, ...
Deputies in North County discovered a firearm, narcotics and marijuana products during a traffic stop Wednesday afternoon, ...
Police found a 3D-printed gun on suspect Luigi Mangione, the latest in a troubling trend of growing use of the homemade ...
“Ghost guns” are guns assembled by buyers from mail-order kits and/or 3D-printer plans instead of being sold as fully ...
When the New York City Police Department caught up with the man accused of killing UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson, they ...
A 'ghost gun' was reported among the belongings found with the suspect in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO. Here's what it ...
The Maine Gun Safety Coalition says some state lawmakers have expressed interest in sponsoring a bill to ban ghost guns in ...
Luigi Mangione's appearance in court for a hearing about his extradition to New York included a loud outburst ahead of time.
The man police identified as a person of interest in the killing of a UnitedHealthcare executive in New York City had a ghost ...
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