A traffic enforcement stop in Santa Rosa led to the discovery of a loaded ghost gun, prompting concerns over unregulated firearms. Officer recognition of 21-year-old Guillermo Topete Olmos, who had an outstanding warrant, resulted in his vehicle being pulled over, where he voluntarily admitted to possessing a firearm.
During the search, police found a non-serialized, privately manufactured handgun, raising alarm over the prevalence of untraceable weapons. Olmos now faces multiple charges, including possession of a firearm in public and carrying a concealed weapon, bringing renewed attention to issues surrounding ghost guns in the community.
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