(KRON) — A 34-year-old man from Santa Rosa was arrested on April 11 for allegedly making numerous 3D-printed guns and drug possession, Santa Rosa Police say. Suspect Michael McGarvey was pulled over by Santa Rosa Police Department Special Enforcement Team officers at approximately 9:04 a.m. Frida y. Officers determined that McGarvey was on probation out of Sonoma County and proceeded to search his black Honda Civic. During the search, officers found a secret compartment containing suspected narcotics. “The officers conducted a search of the vehicle based on McGarvey’s probation terms and found a hidden compartment behind the driver’s door panel where they discovered approximately 2.5 grams of a suspected narcotic,” SRPD said.  New images released in deadly Thanksgiving Eve Piedmont Cybertruck crash Following the traffic stop, officers searched McGarvey’s home on the 2400 block of Dayton Street in Santa Rosa. During the search, officers found two 3D printers that were allegedly used to make at least six guns found inside the home. “The officers located 6 firearm precursor parts along with a 3D-printed unconventional .22-caliber pistol, which did not have any serial number or a rifled barrel,” SRPD said. “The [firearm precursor parts] and unconventional pistol were concealed in a zippered chair cushion near the 3D printer.” California law prohibits the use of 3D printers to manufacture guns or gun parts without a firearm manufacturing license. McGarvey was booked into the Sonoma County Jail for multiple felony and misdemeanor charges, including possession of an unconventional pistol, six firearm precursory parts, the use of a 3D printer to manufacture gun parts, drug possession and probation violation. ...read more read less