DA: 4 people indicted for trafficking illegal firearms
Four people have been indicted after an investigation into illegal firearms trafficking from Washington, D.C. to Westchester.
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Aug 9, 2022, 9:09 PM
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7h agoFour people have
been indicted after an investigation into illegal firearms trafficking from Washington,
D.C. to Westchester.
The Westchester
District Attorney’s Office said the four
were arrested in June.
Authorities seized 31 ghost guns and two conventional firearms.
Officials say they
were allegedly assembled and purchased in D.C. before being transported
to Yonkers to sell.
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