Guns smuggled in NYC through buses, Uber (VIDEO)

By Andrew Shepperson

Two brothers have been indicted for using buses and Uber vehicles to smuggle firearms from South Carolina to New York City, the Manhattan District Attorney’s office announced Wednesday.
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance and New York City Police Commissioner James O’Neill said half-brothers Shavar Stuckey, 31, and Levon Jackson, 30, were indicted for selling 105 guns and loads of ammunition to an uncover NYPD officer.
Four others were also charged in the indictment: Devon Heatley, 32, and three residents of South Carolina–Troy Allen, 32, Shakial Shephard, 22, and Liq’uel Robinson, 19. Those defendants have been charged with supplying firearms for illegal sales.
“Today marks the third time in the past year that I have stood with our partners at the NYPD in front of a cache of deadly weapons funneled into New York from an Iron Pipeline state,” said District Attorney Vance. “In this case, like others before it, discount buses were the vehicles of choice for transporting weapons north along the I-95 corridor. Prosecutions like these are exactly how gun crime in New York City fell to historic lows: local enforcement of some of the strongest gun laws in the country.”
Heatley and the South Carolina men would allegedly buy the firearms from

Source: Guns.com