Recent reports indicate that thousands of guns have been discovered at crime scenes across New York City, raising alarms regarding gun violence and the proliferation of untraceable firearms. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has outlined new initiatives aimed at combating the issue of ghost guns—firearms that can be assembled using kits or 3D printing technology. The NYPD has also issued warnings about the growing presence of 3D-printed ghost guns, which present significant challenges for law enforcement. This surge in ghost guns highlights critical questions about public safety and the effectiveness of current gun control measures.