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Local January 7, 2016 | 11:23 am

Most of Dominican Republic´s smuggled guns are from US: Top official

Santo Domingo.- Interior and Police minister Jose Ramon Fadul on Friday said most of the illegal guns in the country come from the United States, smuggled through ports and airports.

He said traffickers use various routes to smuggle weapons in luggage and containers, and even take them apart to bring them in separate packages.

He called the number of guns in the US a complex problem... Read more

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