D.M. and three of his friends were approached by police. D.M. was the passenger in a car. Police claimed they saw the butt of a handgun, poking out from beneath the driver’s seat. They arrested all of the people in the car. It turned out that the item in question was only a replica handgun, …
D.M. was charged with an attempted carjacking with a firearm. It was alleged that D.M. and his friend set upon a couple who were simply talking in their car in the early morning hours. The occupants of the car drove away when the assailants tried to attack the car. Shortly after the robbery attempt, D.M. …
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N.F. was charged with possession of a prohibited firearm after an argument at a house party. It was alleged that the co-accused threatened to shoot one of the partygoers with a gun that was in the possession of N.F. When police attended at the scene, they found a handgun near the house in N.F.’s bag. …
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