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It's unclear how many such guns were sold to New Jersey residents, but state police have arrested numerous residents returning from out-of-state Eagle Shows with illegal products, Platkin said. JSD Supply sold ghost gun products at Eagle Shows across the New Jersey-Pennsylvania border, while Eagle Shows continues to directly advertise their shows in New Jersey, according to the suit. Ghost guns are weapons without serial numbers that cannot be traced. The other suit, against Eagle Shows and JSD Supply, alleges the companies aimed to sell so-called ghost guns, which are illegal in the state, to New Jersey residents. State law requires firearms to be secured and not kept in any window or area visible from outside. Most of the stolen guns haven’t been recovered, and those that have been were found at crime scenes or on the black market, he said. In January, a group of people traveled to the store, broke the window and made off with more than 20 weapons, including pistols, shotguns, rifles and a revolver, Platkin said. One of the suits alleges that FSS Armory stored stacks of guns near a window on the ground floor of its shop, an arrangement that was visible online. The Associated Press left email messages seeking comment with the companies. The suits seek unspecified monetary and punitive damages as well as an injunction against the companies: FSS Armory, of Pine Brook, New Jersey gun show operator Eagle Shows of western Pennsylvania and gun vendor JSD Supply, also of western Pennsylvania. We’re going to hold you accountable, too.” “I think others in the industry should take notice that if you’re violating our laws, we’re going to come for you.

“We’re going to hold these folks accountable, but they won’t be the last,” Platkin said during a news conference held with state firearms enforcement director Ravi Ramanathan.

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