Baltimore is experiencing a notable decrease in the prevalence of ghost guns, signaling a possible turning point in the ongoing struggle against gun violence. This decline is seen as encouraging progress, not only for the city but also as a potential model for similar national efforts to reduce firearm-related crimes.
Ghost guns—untraceable firearms created from do-it-yourself kits—have increasingly come under scrutiny from law enforcement. The reduction in their numbers may be attributed to recent crackdowns and regulatory changes. As policymakers explore these developments, Baltimore’s experience could provide valuable insights into effective strategies for combatting gun violence across the country.
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