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“They have the tools now to commit violent felonies, said Sgt. Albert Carrillo, who works out of the San Diego County Sheriff station in San Marco. Carrillo said people with prior violent convictions, and who are suspected gang members typically can t walk into a gun store and buy a weapon. A ghost gun changes that. “What keeps me up is the possibility of them using those guns on deputies or innocent people,” Carrillo said. And that has the family of 15-year-old Annebell Flores - terrified. “It was shocking,” said Flores’ grandfather, Robert Espinosa, sitting outside his Oceanside home. “I was at work, I got the phone call, I just broke down, I couldn’t even walk. Still to this day, I think about it, I get weak in the knees because she was my baby.”

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