A months-long investigation culminates in the arrest of a Lancaster city man accused of selling crack cocaine and illegal firearms, including ghost guns. Authorities executed a sting operation, revealing a significant link between drug trafficking and untethered access to firearms in the area.
As the investigation unfolds, law enforcement officials emphasize the dangers posed by the proliferation of ghost guns, which can be assembled at home and evade regulation. The arrest marks an important step in addressing the growing concern over both drug-related crimes and illegal firearm sales, prompting community discussions on public safety and crime prevention.
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