Santa Clarita gunman used unregistered 'ghost gun' in Saugus High School shooting, sheriff says
An unregistered "ghost gun" was used in the deadly shooting at Saugus High School in Southern California last week, authorities said Thursday.
Santa Clarita gunman used unregistered 'ghost gun' in Saugus High School shooting, sheriff says
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