Holyoke police successfully seize a 9 mm ghost gun and arrest two individuals, Orlando Olmeda, 24, and Amalia Siciliano, 18, after responding to a shots-fired call near Mount Tom. Both suspects now face multiple firearm-related charges, raising concerns about the rising use of untraceable firearms within the community.
The incident underscores ongoing challenges law enforcement faces regarding illegal firearms, particularly ghost guns, which are often assembled from kits and lack serial numbers. This latest arrest reveals a growing trend that has prompted police and public safety officials to seek more effective strategies to combat gun violence in the area.
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