130 Charges Against New York Brothers for Celebrity ‘Kill List’ and Massive Weapons Stash!
CNS News–In New York City, two brothers, Andrew and Angelo Hatziagelis, have been indicted on 130 criminal charges following the discovery of a large cache of 3D-printed guns, explosives, and disturbing materials, including a ‘hitlist’ featuring various high-profile targets.
The arsenal, uncovered in their Astoria, Queens residence, consisted of fully operational bombs, ghost guns, and an extensive quantity of ammunition, raising grave concerns about potential violence. The Queens District Attorney’s office highlighted the severity of the threat, underscoring the potential for catastrophic damage had the weapons been used.
The discovery followed a six-month investigation triggered by suspicious purchases, culminating in a police raid that revealed not only the weapons but also anarchist propaganda and instructional materials on weapons and bomb-making.
This case has drawn comparisons to other high-profile domestic terrorism incidents, emphasizing the dangers posed by unregulated access to 3D printing technology and the ease with which individuals can manufacture lethal weapons at home. The Biden administration has sought to introduce regulations to curb the production of ghost guns, though challenges remain in effectively policing this emerging threat.
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Scheduled for a court appearance on February 15, the Hatziagelis brothers face significant prison time if convicted, with each count of illegal weapons possession carrying substantial penalties. The case continues to unfold, with legal representatives and authorities navigating the complex legal and ethical issues surrounding 3D-printed firearms and domestic security.