Local gangsters show off 3D-printed guns on YouTube

| 28/08/2024 | 64 Comments
Mr Triper interviews men with 3D-printed guns

(CNS): A group of local gangsters have been featured in a YouTube video showing off guns that they say had been made using a 3D printer. The video was made by “Mr Triper”, who hails from Eastern Europe and is known as an extreme traveller. He makes travel videos that show what he describes as the “dark side” of destinations around the world. He was in the Cayman Islands recently on his way from Cuba to Honduras, where, with the help of various people he had met online, he interviewed men in the West Bay area.

In the video, the local men don’t cover their faces or disguise their voices as they tell Mr Triper all about their drug business and show him the product. They tell him why they do it, the murders that have taken place, how much it costs to get “someone whacked”, the friends they have lost to gun violence, gang rivalries and the weapons they carry.

The police have confirmed that they are aware of the video but have declined to comment on what action they are taking in relation to the blatant display of firearms and drugs on a YouTuber’s channel that has some 84,000 subscribers and a video that has already been circulating widely on local social media platforms.

The Cayman Islands Government recently passed legislation to specifically outlaw 3D-printed guns and component parts and increase the penalties for possession of unlawful guns, regardless of whether or not the guns have ever been used in a crime. Those found guilty face the possibility of at least ten years in jail.

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  1. Anonymous says:

    Love the crackpot superstition session. They should charge tourists to sit in that tinfoil pyramid. Get the Tourism Department on it. Plenty suckers on those cruise-ships. Maybe make it part of Dart’s health and wellness project.

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  2. Anonymous says:

    Who are the majority of our cops? “Rescued” from corruption purges in a nearby island’s police forces. Ahem!

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  3. Anonymous says:

    This is evident our government officials and the RCIPS are clueless. Remember the comment, there are no gangs in cayman……..LOL. Cant make this shit up people.

  4. Anonymous says:

    Every one of you on here commenting and criticizing the police know a gang member, drug dealer or worse. Have any of you made a report on what YOU know???

  5. Anonymous says:

    News flash. Some of the content on YouTube is just entertainment.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Does it represent events which are not true? Was that CGI? No. It was West Bay thugs strutting, and admitting their criminal behavior, and demonstrating it for us.

  6. Anonymous says:

    And the Maples employee toting him around to play tour guide…

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    • Anonymous says:

      His work permit should be revoked

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      • Anonymous says:

        Her

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      • Anonymous says:

        Law firms are known for having lawyers in other countries practicing Caymanian law without holding a local licence and without a local work permit. Maybe this is an extension of that general theme song.

        • Anonymous says:

          Nonsense. That would be a crime. They are regulated by our honorable Chief Justice. She would not stand for it. Nor would our Attorney General.

  7. Anonymous says:

    Availability of opioids on the street in Cayman is definitely a concern. What’s going on with the pharmacies?

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  8. Anonymous says:

    RCIPS spent all weekend looking for the wrong guy in the brac, and now they looking for somebody who is in Jamaica.
    I doubt anything will come from this video- seems like hard work to me

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  9. Elvis says:

    Caymans future?

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  10. Anonymous says:

    So gangsters on video show guns, drugs, admit to sell drugs, talk about murders they know of and then show their faces? An admission can’t be much better than that. RCIPS, what more do you need?

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    • Anonymous says:

      Well…..the gangsters need to actually walk into the PoPo Station and hand themselves and the evidence in. Then the gangsters need to convince the courts to prosecute them because the ODPP can’t seem to do it.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Ever since Trainergate the police have confirmed that video and photographic evidence is not enough. This is why they do not bother to get the cctv system we paid for functioning.

      In fact, these guys don’t even act when you see the infractions in real life. Count the cars will illegal tint as you drive today. The police nah see any.

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      • Anonymous says:

        The frequency of cars driving around without headlights/taillights on after dark is staggering. It’s considered a General Penalty under section 138 of Traffic Law (2021), carrying fine guidance of KYD$2,500.00 or imprisonment of 6 months, or both. Also considered probable cause for DUI and vehicle search in many countries. It’s the easiest and biggest earning ticket to write here…if there were cops doing their jobs. It would probably clear some guns out of the community too.

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  11. Anonymous says:

    We have McKeeva to thank for this… 50 years of ghetto politics, dumbing down his constituents for a turkey at Christmas.

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  12. Anonymous says:

    Import 3rd world become 3rd world it’s that simple bobo

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    • Anonymous says:

      Take responsibility for your own people. These are Caymanians in the video acting like fools, not expats. Start raising our men right and they won’t act like this. But we always blame others! And don’t “people come here and influence them” NO! The only people who can influence someone is themselves. They should have the sense to not follow others, so stop pinning blame on others and go deal with these CAYMANIAN men.

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      • Beaumont Zodecloun says:

        Well said. Ultimately, we are each individually, responsible for our own fate, and our influence upon those around us.

        Yes, bad things happen to good people. How you resolve that information can define you.

        We are all responsible for where, and who we are.

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      • Anonymous says:

        Oh yeah two words come to mind of your rebuttal on importing 3rd world: machete assaults

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  13. Anonymous says:

    The RCIPS can’t just arrest people because of a youtube video. The youtuber could just be hiring actors with a fake watergun and pretend its real. Youtubers will do anything for views, so RCIPS can’t just jump on the persons without any kind of proof.

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    • Anonymous says:

      a common sense comment with this much downvote. the state of intelligence of these readers is concerning.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Sure, but we might also hope it would be enough for pursuit of a probable cause warrant to search and arrest these known identifiable “actors” that attest to their own criminality.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Excuses

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    • Anonymous says:

      Except a) possession of even a replica firearm is an offence – not exactly bright coloured water pistols are they b) being a member of a gang, showing colours or gang signs are also offences. Video is pretty good on both a) and b). But ether way, more than enough for a warrant. pull them in and search them, search the house. Idiots stupid enough to show their faces on You Tube probably stuid enough to walk around afterwards strapped.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Its not proof, but it is reasonable cause to start digging strenuously for any evidence they need.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Yes, they absolutely can arrest them, they may have evidence to charge them after an investigation, but there’s no question there is enough evidence to arrest them on the strength of the video.

    • Anonymous says:

      Actually legally they can if the people in the video make a claim of illegal activity. They are brandishing what looks like a weapon, clearly stating it is real and illegally produced. It is enough for the RCIPS to investigate. The real question is, will the RCIPS have the balls to do something about it.

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  14. Diogenes of Cayman says:

    Well to be fair

    Intelligence is the one thing no one has ever accused Cayman’s class of common criminals of

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  15. Anonymous says:

    A group of local gangsters have been featured in a YouTube video showing off guns that they say had been made using a 3D printer.

    The guns look to old and battered to have been made with a 3D printer. Those morons just thought they were being cool and hip talking about 3D printed guns, without knowing that 3D printers do not print metal objects.

    I would say lock their @sses up, but then we would just have to feed them. Right now they are a greater danger to themselves, and others like them, than they are to the general public.

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  16. Anonymous says:

    Care to comment Truman?

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  17. Anonymous says:

    Deportation orders?

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    • Anonymous says:

      They’re Caymanian. Where they gonna go? North Side? Stop assuming it’s expats and go discipline our men!

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  18. Anonymous says:

    It’s hard to over-emphasize this point. These people in the video are dangerously, egregiously stupid.

    I’m guessing these guys pass their brain cell around life they no doubt pass a spliff.

    Please ensure all children see this to show the reality of these Oh No OGs’ lifestyle. It’s less glamorous than picking up my dog’s excrement.

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  19. Anonymous says:

    Only the RCIPS don’t know about this stuff.

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  20. Anonymous says:

    Arrest them and rescue those poor dogs.

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  21. Anonymous says:

    i got a dangerous weapon in my pants too….

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  22. Anonymous says:

    plastic pee shooters….

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  23. Anonymous says:

    Chasing clout is the new drug of choice for this generation. Dont know who goofy was that seemed much older, should have known better then to have those youths bare faced on camera. Jamaican police on island are salivating right now, three more original Caymanians headed to northward unless they are family to John John.

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  24. Anonymous says:

    I’m going to bet that the glock is real (probably imported on Christopher Columbus’ ship with a 33% chance of misfiring) but the “3D printed” is a big bad boy lie to be boasty.

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  25. Anonymous says:

    3D printed but be careful don’t show the serial number – LOL.

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  26. Anonymous says:

    How do we stop people who have no idea what they are talking about from giving tours?

    The Indian tour guide provided this tourist with a lot of incorrect information which made its way into the video.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Did he have a work permit to carry out the tour?

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    • Anonymous says:

      Just a wild guess the tour guide might have been working outside the terms of his work permit.

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      • Anonymous says:

        Just a wild bet that he wasn’t paid for it, just showing a friend around. You ever have visitors? “Sure I’d like to show you around the island, but you’ll have to hire an official guide” lol.

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  27. Anonymous says:

    This will just serve to enhance their breeding desirability.

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  28. Couldn't watch it says:

    The Dude called the Grand Caymanian at Crystal Harbour the “Most Expensive” Hotel on the island. Plus the only 1 Starbucks comment. If you make Sh!t up that you don’t have to, what is the point?

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    • Anonymous says:

      That’s your main concern here????

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    • Anonymous says:

      He needs to do some research but he’s probably just a backpacker and in with the druggies on the island. Grand Caymanian is the Waldorf Astoria compared to what he’s used to.I hope our government makes him persona non grata. He’s obviously not the kind of visitor that we need.

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    • Anonymous says:

      You mean GC @ Crystal Meth Harbour? More high end drugs in that hood than at a Pfizer plant. Lol

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