LAPD arrests 2, seizes cache of illegal material used to make ghost guns
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Los Angeles police have arrested two men and seized firearms, as well as a large amount of materials used in manufacturing "ghost guns."
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The bust was announced Friday. It was the result of an investigation by RIFTT in which a foreign national had attempted to illegally export 11 ghost guns, two of which were assault weapons, along with three silencers, police said.
Mavrick Von Haug, 54, was booked on suspicion of manufacturing assault weapons. Cristian Briton, 30, was booked on suspicion of violating laws involving transport and possession of weapons.
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