An area technical college student and self-described “machinist” admitted to building firearms with a 3D printer in his bedroom, federal prosecutors said Monday. Jaden Michael-William Pope, 20, of ...
Jaden Michael-William Pope, 20, of Lizella, pleaded guilty to one count of manufacturing an unregistered machine gun before ...
Jaden Pope from Georgia pleaded guilty to illegally manufacturing machineguns with 3D printers and faces up to ten years in ...
Federal officials say the student used 3D printers to build machine guns and silencers and offering them up online.
Federal agents say they found 3D printers, homemade machine guns, silencers, and methamphetamine in the Georgia technical ...
A Lizella man pleaded guilty to manufacturing unregistered machine guns and silencers using 3D printing technology. Federal ...
A 20-year-old Middle Georgia man has pleaded guilty to federal charges after he was accused of 3D printing guns and silencers in his bedroom, officials said.
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Jaden Michael-William Pope, 20, admitted to making multiple machine guns and silencers in his bedroom using a 3D printer, ...
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