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    City Sues ‘Ghost Gun’ Maker Polymer80; LAPD Says More Than 700 Seized Weapons Are Tied to its Parts

    2.25.2021

      California (LA Times) – When two Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies were wounded by a gunman near the Compton Metro station last year, it was seemingly unconnected to a killing of three people during a home invasion robbery in Glendale a year before.

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      Did you know?

      30 percent of guns recovered by ATF in California have no serial number on them, making it impossible for law enforcement to trace.

      Stephens A. “Ghost Guns Are Everywhere in California”. The Trace. (2019). https://bit.ly/2DKkIlt