Brothers charged after weapons, explosives and ‘hit list’ of celeb targets found in New York – By Russell Hope (Sky News) / Jan 30, 2024
Detectives found loaded AR-15-style ‘ghost’ guns, each with detachable magazines and a partially-built bomb trip-wire, four loaded 9mm semi-automatic ‘ghost’ gun pistols, two of them 3D-printed.
Two brothers have been charged after a stockpile of 3D-printed guns, improvised explosives, anarchist propaganda and a “hit list” of celebrities and authority figures was found at their family home.
Andrew Hatziagelis, 39, and Angelo Hatziagelis, 51 were charged with 130 counts of various crimes, including alleged criminal possession and sale of weapons, US officials have said.
Investigators moved against the pair after being told that they were buying firearm parts and accessories and making illegal “ghost guns”, Sky News’ US partner NBC reported.
Ghost guns are firearms that don’t have a serial number, and are therefore untraceable.
