Ghost guns banned under new Colorado law signed by Polis
A so-called 'ghost gun' used by a 17-year-old suspect used during a deadly Aurora shooting in 2021 after a squabble about careless driving allegati...
A so-called 'ghost gun' used by a 17-year-old suspect used during a deadly Aurora shooting in 2021 after a squabble about careless driving allegations. SENTINEL FILE PHOTO VIA AURORA POLICE. DENVER | Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill Friday banning firearms that are assembled at home or 3D-printed without serial numbers, weapons that allowed owners to evade background checks and impede law enforcement's ability to track a gun's origins in an investigation. 'Ghost guns are untraceable, unserialized weapons that anyone can make or assemble in their own home – and they're extremely dangerous,' said state Sen.