Cranston Man Convicted Under New RI 'Ghost Gun' Law
Replies(2) "Untraceable firearms, referred to as ‘ghost guns,’ have become the weapon of choice for individuals involved in drug dealing and other criminal activity," said Cranston Police Chief Michael Winquist. (Shutterstock) PROVIDENCE, RI — A Cranston man was sentenced to four years in prison under the states new law banning untraceable "ghost guns." Maliek Smith, 24, was also convicted of possessing Oxycodone with intent to distribute. Smith pleaded no contest to one count each of p...
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