A teenager has been locked up for making a gun part using a 3D printer. Owain Roberts, 19, of St Michael's Street in Newport, was part of a messaging group called domestic terrorism and shared anti-Semitic messages online, Cardiff Crown Court heard.

The suspect, Jerod Adam Taylor, is not allowed to have guns due to prior convictions. He is also wanted on an outstanding warrant for theft.

A Maryland man was arrested five days after police found 80 guns, gun-making tools and a 3D printer inside his Lexington Park house and car

AKRON, Ohio — A Barberton man is accused of making so-called ghost guns with a 3D printer and selling them from his home, federal agents say. Alexander Beattie, 33, made three guns and sold them to undercover agents with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, according to court records.

Police might push for a ban on downloading plans to build 3D guns, following the country's first prison sentence for using a 3D printer to make firearms.

The St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office discovered Taylor's ghost gun hoard at his home in Lexington Park after deputies responded to a domestic violence call. Deputies found a 3D-printer and dozens of ghost machine guns and semi-automatic firearms without serial numbers. Taylor fled the scene before deputies arrived.

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A 39-year-old man suspected of amassing an arsenal of firearms, including untraceable "ghost guns," has been taken into custody by St. Mary’s County authorities following a weeklong search.

St. Mary's County deputies discovered the guns after they said they were called to Taylor's Lexington Park house Thursday during a domestic assault investigation.