‘Ghost Guns’: Alberta Man Charged for Allegedly Printing 3D Firearms Parts

‘Ghost Guns’: Alberta Man Charged for Allegedly Printing 3D Firearms Parts
Some of the 3D-printed firearms parts seized by police from an Alberta man’s home. ALERT handout
Isaac Teo
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An Alberta man has been charged for allegedly printing 3D firearms parts, in a case that law enforcement officials believe to be the first of its kind in the province.

Dan Forsyth, a 53 year-old resident of Picture Butte in southern Alberta, was arrested on Aug. 18 and subsequently charged with allegedly using 3D printers to manufacture firearms parts and attempting to sell them.