负责通过3D印刷制作和销售“鬼枪”的男子,这是加拿大不断上升的趋势的一部分。 Man charged with making and selling "ghost guns" via 3D printing, part of rising trend in Canada.

怀特霍斯人安东尼·路易斯·爱德华多·德贾赖斯被指控犯有与火器有关的多项罪行,包括制造和贩运与“3D印刷的幽灵枪”有关的武器。 A Whitehorse man, Anthony Luis Eduardo Desjarlais, has been charged with multiple firearm-related offenses, including manufacturing and trafficking, related to "3D printed ghost guns." 调查始于2022年8月,当时加拿大边境服务局截获了运往加拿大的枪支零部件。 The investigation began in August 2022 when Canadian Border Services intercepted firearm parts destined for Canada. 经过将近两年的调查之后,当局在他家中执行搜查令,并签发了未经批准的逮捕令。 After a nearly two-year investigation, authorities executed a search warrant at his home and issued an unendorsed arrest warrant. 该案表明,加拿大全国3D打印的枪支指控上升。 The case reflects a rise in 3D-printed gun charges across Canada.