Windsor man arrested in link with production ghost guns, firearms trafficking

By Bay Town Information Assistance

SANTA ROSA — A Windsor person was arrested Thursday in link with manufacturing ghost guns and firearms trafficking.

Fred Oseguera, 32, was arrested on suspicion of possession of an assault weapon, possession of a shorter-barreled rifle, manufacturing an assault weapon, possession of a machine gun, possession of a silencer, production substantial-potential journals, advertising/featuring firearms without the need of FFL and baby endangerment, in accordance to the Santa Rosa Law enforcement Department.

In June, detectives with the Santa Rosa Police Department’s Assets Crimes Investigation crew began looking into an specific suspected of illegally manufacturing and advertising firearms.

Police mentioned Oseguera was actively 3D printing, producing and trafficking unserialized handguns and assault rifles throughout the larger Santa Rosa spot.

These styles of guns are normally referred to as ghost guns.

On Thursday, law enforcement contacted and detained Osegura outside his Windsor residence and served research warrants at two places.

Throughout the look for, police seized components and devices employed to manufacture firearms, 3D printing materials, 5 firearms, several publications, ammunition, 19 partly produced handguns and eight partly manufactured rifles. Detectives also seized an unlawful machine that converts semi-automatic Glock handguns to absolutely automated equipment guns and a handgun silencer.