Three men charged after prohibited guns, 3D‑printed weapons seized

Calgary Police say three people are now facing charges after numerous illegal guns, including ones created with a 3D printer, was found in a NE home.

Three men are facing charges after police found prohibited guns, and 3D‑printed weapons and devices at a Calgary home.

Calgary police say the investigation began on Sept. 10 when officers executed a search warrant on Covington Rise NE in the community of Coventry Hills.

During the search, police seized the following items:

  • A Glock 17 handgun
  • An H&R Arms .22‑calibre revolver
  • A 3D‑printed Glock 18 handgun
  • A 3D printer
  • A 3D‑printed Glock magazine
  • A 3D‑printed silencer
  • A replica BB gun

Police say all three men were breaching release orders, and one was wanted on outstanding warrants.

Robert Cvitano­vic, 55, John Wayne Kirby, 44, and Travis Robillard‑Ball, 35, are each facing multiple firearms‑related charges, including failing to comply with release orders and breaching firearms prohibition orders. All three men have scheduled court appearances in the coming weeks.

Anyone with information is asked to call police at 403‑266‑1234 or contact Crime Stoppers anonymously.

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