Ghost Guns – NBC Bay Area
The president's actions will require parts to have serial numbers, and buyers would have to undergo background checks. In recent years, the use of ghost guns in criminal activity has become a cause for concern among law enforcement in San Diego County. In 2019, NBC 7 Investigates reported that four local agencies -- the San Diego, Escondido, Oceanside and La Mesa police departments -- were tracking ghost guns that were confiscated at crime scenes. At the time, SDPD reported confiscating five such weapons in 2017. That number soared to 52 the next year The presidents actions have drawn predict...