A Long Island dentist was arrested Wednesday after allegedly storing a cache of “ghost guns” inside his home that seconded as his dental practice, police said.
Police took Carey, 62, into custody, then raided his home.
Paul Carey’s secretary made a call to police after she witnessed him wielding a gun on the second floor of his Massapequa residence.In the basement, police said they found 20 illegal long guns, 18 of which were “ghost guns,” which are untraceable, privately made firearms fashioned out of parts usually purchased online.
Over 60 high capacity magazines and roughly 3,000 rounds of ammunition were also recovered, according to cops.The police arrested Paul Carey, the Long Island dentist, after he was busted for storing an array of “ghost guns” guns inside his home.Inside Paul Carey’s Massapequa residence, police recovered 20 illegal long guns, 60 high capacity magazines, and roughly 3,000 rounds of ammunition.Years earlier, Carey was licensed to carry a pistol.
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