Robert Alcantara was arrested in the Bronx as he traveled to his home from Pennsylvania, where he bought parts to make guns that cannot be traced.
Source: New York Times
Rhode Island Man Operated ‘Ghost Gun’ Home Factory, U.S. Says
Published in Alcantara, Robert, Bronx (NYC), Firearms, ghost guns, Gun Control and Providence (RI)
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