Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes stated during a news conference on Tuesday that the firearm involved in the incident was a 9 mm gun manufactured by Polymer80, a company that is no longer in operation and was previously a prominent supplier of ghost gun components.
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15-year-old arrested in Seattle food festival shooting had ghost gun, police report
Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes announced that a 15-year-old arrested in connection with a shooting at a food festival was armed with a ghost gun. The weapon was identified as a 9 mm firearm from Polymer80, a now-defunct manufacturer of ghost gun parts.
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