One of the nation’s largest manufacturers of “ghost guns” has settled with Baltimore for over $1.2 million to resolve the city’s lawsuit alleging that Polymer80’s build-it-yourself firearm kits have ...
The city of Baltimore will receive a $1.2 million payout to settle a lawsuit with build-it-yourself gun kit producer Polymer80, the Baltimore Sun reported, after officials claimed the company’s “ghost ...
A major manufacturer of ghost guns agreed, as part of a settlement with the city of Baltimore, to stop selling its untraceable firearms to residents of Maryland. Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott ...
Baltimore City on Wednesday agreed to settle a lawsuit against national gun manufacturer Polymer80, Inc. The City sued back in June 2022, accusing Polymer of "flooding" the streets with untraceable ...
A leading manufacturer of ghost guns will halt sales to Maryland residents under a settlement agreement reached with the city of Baltimore, the city announced Wednesday. The agreement will settle ...
Three Erie teens accused of making ghost guns An investigation into shots fired on the city's west side in May led to evidence of suspected gun making, detectives say An investigation by Erie police ...
BALTIMORE, MD (WBFF) — On Wednesday, Mayor Brandon Scott announced that Baltimore City reached a settlement in its lawsuit against Polymer80. The City says the company is the leading manufacturer of ...
The lawsuit says Polymer80, Inc. and JSD Supply “intentionally undermine” federal and state law by selling firearm kits without background checks. City leaders gathered at City Hall on July 5, 2023 to ...
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Two of the largest suppliers of ghost guns have reached a settlement agreement with the city of Philadelphia, under which they agreed to stop selling their products online and in ...
Polymer80, the leading manufacturer of “ghost gun” kits, has agreed to stop selling them to California residents and will pay $5 million in penalties as part of a lawsuit settlement with the Los ...
The manufactures are accused of skirting Pennsylvania's gun laws. Just days after a man wielding two "ghost guns," including an AR-15 rifle, shot seven people, five fatally, in a Philadelphia ...
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