Felon sold gun used in NorCal shooting that injured kindergartners, officials say
- A man named Glenn Litton, who had a criminal history and served time in prison, bought a gun from a felon in Arizona that was later used to shoot two kindergarten students in California.
- The gun was a modified weapon, also known as a ghost gun, and did not have a serial number. The sheriff's office traced the gun back to the original owner in Arizona and found that it was sold illegally to Litton by Jesse Kitagawa Jr., another convicted felon.
- Kitagawa sold the gun to Litton for $300 in April 2024, and the two men met at a motel in Chandler, Arizona to make the transaction. After the shooting, law enforcement traced the gun's parts to the original owner and arrested Kitagawa for being a felon in possession of a firearm.
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