Quayshaun Deonte Howington, a high-ranking member of the G-Shine set of the United Blood Nation gang, is sentenced to 55 months in prison for selling illegal devices that convert semi-automatic firearms into machineguns. His activities drew the attention of authorities after a series of controlled purchases revealed he was manufacturing these firearm switches using a 3D printer, circumventing legal channels for firearm modifications.
This case underscores ongoing concerns about gun violence and illegal firearm sales, as Acting U.S. Attorney Daniel P. Bubar emphasizes the commitment to removing such devices from criminal enterprises. With a focused law enforcement initiative spearheaded by Hertford County, Howington’s sentencing sends a robust message regarding the legal repercussions facing those involved in the trafficking of illegal firearms.
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