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Pair Indicted On 'Ghost Gun' Charges In Ocean County Probe: State AG

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Pair Indicted On 'Ghost Gun' Charges In Ocean County Probe: State AG - Toms River, NJ - A Beachwood man and a Manchester woman were arrested in November and numerous firearms seized, authorities said.

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NJ lawmakers push for stricter gun laws targeting ghost guns

TRENTON, N.J. - Assembly Democrats stood together as they introduced a package of bills to strengthen gun safety. "I'm sure that this is going to be a monumental day," said Assemblyman Robert Karabinchak (D-NJ 18th District). More Local News Much of the legislation focuses on ghost guns, which are privately manufactured and often 3-D printed, and switches, small pieces that can turn a semi-automatic gun into a rapid-fire weapon. This packa…

2 days ago·New York, United States

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Patch

Pair Indicted On 'Ghost Gun' Charges In Ocean County Probe: State AG

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Jersey Shore Online

Two Ocean County Residents Indicted For Selling Illegal Firearms

STAFFORD – Two Ocean County residents were indicted on charges for possessing and distributing illegal weapons and drugs, state officials said. George Garulle, 56, of Beachwood, and Dana Restaino, 39, of Whiting, are charged with multiple weapons and drug offenses. While searching several locations that were associated with Garulle and Restaino, law enforcement recovered and seized numerous guns, including “ghost guns” – privately made firea…

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Daily Voice

Ghost Guns, Meth, Firearm Seized From Pair In Ocean County Raid: AG

Two Ocean County residents are facing charges following a raid on Wednesday, Feb. 19 that turned up numerous ghost guns and methamphetamine, authorities said.Law enforcement conducted search warrants at multiple locations and recovered and…

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