A number of 3D printed weapons and weapons components were allegedly found in a Stratford home. Photo courtesy of the Stratford Police Service.A 23-year-old Stratford man is accused of using a 3-D printer to make firearms.
In a statement released on Wednesday, the Stratford Police Service said officers executed a search warrant a home in Stratford on Monday, November 21.
Police said they found a handgun and ammunition.
They also found several plastic firearms and plastic parts for firearms.
A 3-D printer was used to make the guns and parts.
The suspect faces several weapons charges.
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