A man in his 30s who had been storing 112 illegal firearms in his home in Suffolk County was arrested on charges of illegal firearm possession and firearm trafficking.<\/p>\n
According to the Suffolk County Prosecutor’s Office, a total of 112 illegal firearms, including 12 firearms made with a 3D printer, were found during a search of a home in Medford on the 9th.<\/p>\n
Daniel Probeck (35), who lived in the home, was arrested and charged with first- and second-degree firearm sales and first- and second-degree illegal firearm possession. Probeck made a profit by making “ghost guns,” so-called firearms without serial numbers, using firearm parts made with a 3D printer at home and selling them. Probeck’s home was searched and seized after an investigation into the local firearms market that began in March.<\/p>\n
Probeck, who is scheduled to appear in court on the 5th of next month, faces up to 25 years in prison if found guilty.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"