In a shocking turn of events, three people, including two teenagers, were arrested after police discovered a cache of ghost guns and a 3D printer at a home day care in East Harlem. The alleged ringleader, an 18-year-old named CA Ron Coley, was accused of running the operation from his bedroom in the same apartment where his mother's day care was located.

This incident has raised serious concerns about the safety and security of children in daycare centers. Mayor Adams expressed his disbelief, stating that 3D printers that can produce untraceable guns should be added to the list of inspections for daycare centers. He suggested that the NYPD may soon join health inspectors in ensuring the safety of children in these facilities.

This alarming case follows another recent incident where four babies in a Bronx daycare overdosed on fentanyl, resulting in the tragic death of a one-year-old. The connection between the two cases highlights the urgent need for increased scrutiny and regulation of daycare centers across the city.

Interestingly, CA Ron Coley's mother, who runs the daycare, is not facing any charges in relation to her son's illegal activities. She emphasized that the children were not present during her son's arrest and that the contraband items were not found in the daycare area.

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