Search of North Bay felon’s home finds 3D printer actively making firearm part: sheriff

(KRON) — A Rohnert Park man on felony probation for manufacturing firearms was caught with dozens of manufactured firearm parts during a search of his home, according to the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office.

Detectives serving a Postrelease Community Supervision warrant on Tuesday searched the Rohnert Park home of 36-year-old Cory Bradley. During a search of Bradley’s room, the sheriff’s office said it uncovered “dozens of manufactured firearm parts,” including “AR style lowers, pistol upper and lowers, pistol and rifle magazines, ammunition, 1 full AR upper and 1 functional pistol.”

Two 3D printing machines were located in the residence, with one of the machines actively printing a firearm part, SCSO said.

Detectives also found drugs and paraphernalia in Bradley’s room, according to the sheriff’s office.

Bradley was arrested and booked into the Sonoma County Jail for felon in possession of a firearm, felon in possession of ammunition, illegally manufacturing firearms, possession of narcotics with a firearm and for his felony warrant.