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Los Angeles Times
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Ghost gun lawsuit targets filament supplier
San Diego County is suing a 3-D printing filament manufacturer, Polymaker, for allegedly selling material used to produce untraceable “ghost guns” in violation of state law. The lawsuit claims the company intentionally markets filament for building illegal firearms at home, which law enforcement has linked to cases involving homemade guns and an alleged school shooter. Efforts to regulate such 3-D-printed guns face legal challenges amid broader efforts by California authorities to curb the proliferation of untraceable weapons.
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