3D Printing Operation Exposed in Detroit: Teen Arrested
Friday, 6 September 2024, 15:36
3D Printing Operation and Arrest
A raid at a house in Detroit uncovered an illegal 3D printing operation linked to ghost guns, potentially preventing these weapons from reaching the streets. This operation stemmed from a collaborative investigation involving the Detroit Police Department and Homeland Security.
Details of the Investigation
- Authorities intercepted a package from China containing a Glock switch.
- Glock switches convert handguns into automatic firearms.
- The raid took place at 20161 Algin Street after delivery of the package.
Cmdr. Ryan Connor of the Detroit Police Department's Organized Crime Unit noted the urgency in addressing the flow of illegal firearms. The investigation continues as police seek to understand the extent of the 3D printing operation.
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