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Whitehorse man wanted in connection with alleged 3D-printed gun trafficking

  • Authorities have issued an unendorsed arrest warrant for Anthony Luis Eduardo Desjarlais, charged with firearms manufacturing and trafficking in Yukon Territorial Court.
  • The investigation began after the Canadian Border Services Agency intercepted a shipment of gun parts for 3D printed ghost guns in August 2022.
  • A search warrant was executed on February 9, 2023, leading to the charges laid on January 24, 2025.
  • CFSEU-BC is seeking help from the Whitehorse RCMP to locate Desjarlais, as the proliferation of ghost guns is a growing concern in Canada.
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Traffic stop leads to shock discovery of 3D-printed guns

Police were conducting routine traffic stops in Ascot on Thursday night when they made the alarming find.

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Victoria News broke the news in Victoria, Canada on Wednesday, January 29, 2025.
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