Watchdog agency calls for tighter ‘ghost guns’ restrictions
New Jersey’s watchdog agency is calling for stronger laws to crack down on “ghost guns,” illegal weapons made from kits. Ghost guns are easy to assemble using 3-D printing technology and are untraceable by law enforcement because they lack serial numbers. The State Commission of Investigation released a report Tuesday urging lawmakers to update and strengthen gun control laws.
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