Surrey Man Busted for 3D Printed Guns

0:00Police and Surrey, British Columbia, just nabbed a guy for illegally cranking out three dimensionally printed firearms in his home setup. The whole thing kicked off back in March when tips came in about him not just building these weapons but also posting their blueprints online for anyone to grab. Canada dropped the key update to its criminal code in 2023. Straight up banning the sharing of data for three dimensionally printed. Guns. A move cops call one of a kind, worldwide. That law is now front and center in this bust. Earlier this week, officers zeroed in on the suspect, slapped cuffs on him, and he still locked up with charges on the way. They hit his place with a full search and uncover what they dubbed a secret gunmaking operation right under the radar. Investigators hauled away a loaded semi-automatic rifle made on a printer, six handguns, silencers, magazines, three printers themselves, and even A, DIY firing range for testing. It's a haul that shows how deep this went.

1:00With laws like these getting tested in real time, busts like this one send a clear signal that homemade firepower won't fly here, keeping a tight lid on the spread. That's the story for today. Calgary News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Cory with The Story.