Police: Ghost gun manufacturer nabbed in Eastchester
Eastchester police say they received information from the Westchester County Real Time Crime Center about Robert Nicol, 60, making illegal guns inside his Eastchester home.
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Apr 8, 2022, 4:23 PM
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yesterdayPolice
in Westchester arrested a man who they believe was making ghost guns.
Eastchester
police say they received information from the Westchester County Real Time
Crime Center about Robert Nicol, 60, making illegal guns inside his
Eastchester home.
A
search recovered three Glock pistols along with fully loaded magazines, ammunition
and gun manufacturing tools.
Police
say the guns did not contain serial numbers and appear to have been made NoCol
– or through acquiring individual parts.
He now
faces two counts of criminal possession of a weapon. His bail was set at
$50,000.
