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After responding to a domestic violence restraining order violation on New Year’s Eve in Pacific Beach, officers recovered a cache of illegal weapons and firearms manufacturing equipment, police reported Wednesday.
San Diego Police officers responded to the 2300 block of Grand Avenue, and during a pat down of 28-year-old Christian Wydajewski, law enforcement found a loaded ghost gun, according to authorities.
The discovery of the illegal gun prompted officers to search Wydajewski’s vehicle, and that is where police found three AR-15 lower receivers, a suppressor, jigs and additional firearm manufacturing equipment, according to authorities.
After discovering the firearms manufacturing equipment, the SDPD contacted the Ghost Gun Apprehension Team and obtained a search warrant for Wydajewski’s home in Pacific Beach, police reported.
Once in the home of Wydajewski, detectives recovered two un-serialized AR-15 ghost gun rifles. The rifles had distinct tooling in the fire control cavity indicative of firearms manufacturing. Detectives also located a fully automatic conversion device, commonly referred to as a “Glock switch,” which converts a semiautomatic handgun into a fully automatic weapon, according to police.
Law enforcement found even more weapons, tools and substances, finding three firearms suppressors, one loaded Glock handgun, two Derringer-style firearms, 9 grams of cocaine, ammunition, high-capacity magazines, additional firearms manufacturing equipment, body armor and approximately $2,000 in cash inside the Pacific Beach home, according to police.
Wydajewski was booked into San Diego County Jail on multiple charges including possession of assault weapons, transporting a machine gun, possession of a silencer and possession of a controlled substance while armed.
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