New York Laws
Article 11 - Division of State Police
230 - Gun Trafficking Interdiction Program.

(b) Each political subdivision, municipality, commission, agency,
office, department, board and division in the state, to the extent not
inconsistent with other provisions of law, shall cooperate fully with
the division of state police and the division of criminal justice
services and shall furnish such information and assistance, in the form
and manner specified by the division of state police and the division of
criminal justice services, as may be required in the performance of
their function under this subdivision. If such information is not
readily available or accessible, the relevant local law enforcement
agency will make efforts to obtain such information, including but not
limited to the reporting requirements set forth in subdivision five of
this section. Such information shall be provided to the extent allowable
by federal, state or any other applicable law.
7. (a) Whenever a state or local law enforcement agency seizes or
recovers a gun that was unlawfully possessed, recovered from the scene
of a crime, or is reasonably believed to have been used or associated
with the commission of a crime, or is recovered by the agency as an
abandoned or discarded gun, the agency shall arrange for every such gun
that is determined to be suitable for test-firing and of a type that is
eligible for national integrated ballistic information network data
entry and correlation to be test-fired as soon as practicable, and the
results of that test-firing shall be submitted forthwith to the national
integrated ballistic information network to determine whether the gun is
associated or related to a crime, criminal event, or any individual
associated or related to a crime or criminal event or reasonably
believed to be associated or related to a crime or criminal event.
(b) Whenever a state or local law enforcement agency recovers any
ammunition cartridge case that is of a type that is eligible for
national integrated ballistic information network data entry and
correlation at a crime scene, or has reason to believe that such
recovered ammunition cartridge case is related to or associated with the
commission of a crime or the unlawful discharge of a gun, the agency
shall, as soon as practicable, arrange for the ballistics information to
be submitted to the national integrated ballistic information network.
8. Whenever a state or local law enforcement agency seizes or recovers
any gun, the agency shall promptly enter the make, model, caliber, and
serial number of the gun into the national crime information center
(NCIC) system to determine whether the gun was reported stolen.

9. The superintendent may adopt rules and regulations to effectuate
the provisions of this section.

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