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A deadly shooting in Ghent has sent shockwaves through the community, as authorities scramble to locate 30-year-old Skyler Brock, wanted for the fatal attack on Tony Camarillo. Brock, previously barred from firearms after protective orders were issued by his ex-wife Jaida Garrison and Camarillo — citing threats and property destruction — claimed he’d surrendered all weapons in court. But experts warn that enforcement gaps persist: past laws allowed gun transfers to family members, making compliance hard to verify. Investigators are now racing to confirm whether Brock truly gave up his guns, while searching for him with federal and local agencies. The Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office admits they had no prior knowledge of violations — underscoring how fragile firearm restrictions can be when lives hang in the balance.

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