'Ghost guns are everywhere,' San Diego's firefight continues to get ghost guns off of the street.
There have been plenty of victims of ghost guns, and Steve Ely is one of them. He’s a retired schoolteacher who loves his family and enjoys catching a sweet set of waves.
"These guns, if you look on here, there's no serial number. Again, I know it's simple. They're just not traceable,’ Lt. Paul Phillips of the San Diego Police Department said. "Ghost guns are everywhere. What we're seeing is that we're seeing them. I mean, every traffic stop or when we go to people's houses that might be on probation,” the officer said."Probably almost one maybe in four guns we get a day at least one of them is a ghost gun."
It's clear that even with this dedicated task force hunting them down; ghost guns are still as prevalent as ever."Just now that you have so many different companies that are basically making this product and anybody can go buy 'em. You can go online," the Ghost Gun Unit officer said."You can go to a different state. It doesn't matter. They will ship it to you.”
"A year later, we've now looked and seen that local actions like the ENUF ordinance are inflicting the gun manufacture market,” Von Wilpert said. “And major manufacturers like Polymer 80 are now pre-serializing their kits which requires them to be treated like any other firearm."
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