Ontario Provincial Police arrested an 18-year-old boy from Bolton.
Police arrested an 18-year-old man and seized several 3D-printed guns after a traffic stop in Mississauga.
Ontario Provincial Police sergeant Kerry Schmidt said on Feb. 9, at about 3 a.m., an officer stopped a driver for stunt driving on Mavis Road, north of Highway 401 in Mississauga. Schmidt said officers pulled over the driver and impounded the car.The OPP arrested the Bolton man on several weapons and driving-related charges.
“It’s very concerning to see those items being assembled with multiple different grips in different colours, making things accessible, with no serial numbers at all,” Schmidt said. “This is a very concerning seizure and police services across Canada have been seeing more and more of these, very recently.”last March, minister of public safety Marco Mendicino called 3D-printed guns the “next frontier of gun crime.”this month shows that “ghost guns,” privately made firearms without serial numbers, have been increasingly found by police.
Schmidt asks anyone with tips about 3D printed guns to submit a tip anonymously online at www.222tips.com.
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