As ghost gun technology becomes increasingly sophisticated, law enforcement agencies are grappling with the rising appeal of these untraceable firearms among criminals. A recent report highlights the growing market for ghost gun parts, emphasizing that the accessibility and modification potential of these weapons pose significant challenges to efforts aimed at curbing gun violence.
NYPD Detective John Uske demonstrated ghost-gun components at a press conference, revealing the urgent need for enhanced regulatory measures. With criminals reportedly taking advantage of this technology, experts warn that ghost guns are not just a passing trend but a fixture in the landscape of firearm-related crime.
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