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Home Local News Police engaging in training on 3-D Printed weapons The content originally appeared on: NBC SVG Police have been engaging in training in the event of 3-D weapons being discovered in the country. The training comes following an amendment to the Firearms Act that created a new law introducing penalties for the possession of a ghost gun, or a 3-D printed firearm. Corporal Edson Smith told NBC news while no 3-D or ghost weapons have been discovered on the island so far, the police are preparing for the eventuality. https://www.nbcsvg.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/POLICE-3D-GUN.mp3See alsoLocal NewsRegional 1st Class Cricket Championship changes venue in Trinidad Related
