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But first, insurance claim denied.

Police say United Healthcare CEO was likely killed with a ghost gun. And as NPR asked the question,

what are they? Luigi Mangione, Italian folk hero, the suspect charged in the murder of United

Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, was carrying a ghost gun at the time of his shocking arrest.

Authorities say, the 26-year-old was in possession of a ghost gun

that had the capability of firing a 9-millimeter round

when he was arrested in Altoona, Pennsylvania on Monday.

NYPD chief of detectives Joseph Kinney said at press briefing,

Pennsylvania being ground zero for all your biggest American sort of parapolitical events this year.

The NYPD said the gun, which is consistent with the weapon used in the murder, may have been made

on a 3D printer.

I have no tolerance, nor should anyone, for one man using an illegal ghost gun to murder someone

because he thinks his opinions matter most.

Pennsylvania governor and could have been Democrat Vice President Josh Shapiro set on Monday.

Ghost guns, also known as privately made firearms, are assembled by their owners either from

scratch or through weapons, parts kits, and a certain percentage you're allowed to make.

They're not marked with serial numbers, making them easy for criminals. or through weapons, parts, kits, and a certain percentage you're allowed to make. Allowed to make.

They're not marked with serial numbers, making them easy for criminals to acquire,

and difficult, if not impossible, for law enforcement criminals to trace.

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