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Guns from 3D printers are concern to law enforcement
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Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office Captain Craig Bean says the idea of 3D printed weapons is a big concern.
"Of course we're concerned about these ghost guns, plastic guns. The concern is that they're not detectable, untraceable and it just causes, it's a gateway into another avenue for criminals to possess guns. And that's a concern for us always."
He says the government is going to have to come up with a way to regulate the weapons. |
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PHORTO
(8/3/2018)
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| No. Punish criminals, and leave the rest of us alone. |
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