More police departments are using ATF’s eTrace system than ever before. New national data shows that eTrace’s trace-to-crime ratio jumped 9.4% in 2025. That means investigators are using tracing more and getting better information to stop illegal trafficking and violent offenders. More tracing helps ATF spot trafficking routes, identify repeat sources, and support safer neighborhoods nationwide. More at #WeAreATF #CrimeGunIntel ↧
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More police departments are using ATF’s eTrace system than ever before. New national data shows that eTrace’s trace-to-crime ratio jumped 9.4% in 2025. That means investigators are using tracing more and getting better information to stop illegal trafficking a
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