All articles tagged with #weapons charges
Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore was arrested in Ohio on weapons charges, including improperly handling firearms in a vehicle and carrying concealed weapons. The team is aware and is coordinating with the NFL, with no further comments at this time.
Rapper Rod Wave, whose real name is Rodarius Green, was arrested in Atlanta on multiple charges including possession of firearms and controlled substances, and reckless driving. He was booked into Fulton County Jail. The 26-year-old artist is known for his success in the R&B and rap genres and has a history of previous legal issues.
Rapper NBA YoungBoy, currently on house arrest in Utah, has been arrested on multiple charges including drug and weapons offenses. He is awaiting trial for federal gun charges and was indicted in March 2021 for allegedly being found with two guns during a 2020 incident in Baton Rouge. Despite being found not guilty of "knowingly" possessing a firearm in a previous case, he has been under strict house arrest conditions, with no bail currently set.
Rapper NBA YoungBoy, currently on house arrest in Utah, has been arrested on multiple charges including drug and weapons offenses. He is awaiting trial for federal gun charges and was indicted in March 2021 for allegedly being found with two guns during a 2020 incident in Baton Rouge. Despite arguments that his record sales have suffered due to his lockdown, a federal judge has denied him more time in the recording studio. An attorney representing YoungBoy stated that he has been falsely accused in the past.
Former NBA star Rajon Rondo was arrested in Indiana on Sunday on drug and weapons charges after being stopped for a traffic violation. He was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm, possession of drug paraphernalia, and marijuana, all misdemeanors. Rondo, who spent 16 seasons in the NBA, was not allowed to possess the firearm due to previous emergency protective orders.
Lauren Boebert's ex-husband, Jayson Boebert, has been arrested on assault and weapons charges following an altercation at a Colorado restaurant days earlier. The charges include prohibited use of weapons, third-degree assault, and obstructing a peace officer. Both parties have made conflicting claims about the incident, with Mr. Boebert alleging domestic violence and Ms. Boebert denying the claims. The situation has prompted Ms. Boebert to consider moving districts.
Jayson Boebert, the ex-husband of Rep. Lauren Boebert, was arrested on charges including assault, weapons use, and obstructing a peace officer following a reported physical altercation between the two. The ongoing tumult in their relationship, including the closure of their restaurant and divorce, has been publicized, with Lauren Boebert previously facing backlash for vaping denials during a difficult divorce.
New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones has had his weapons charges dropped after moving up his court date and agreeing to a deal. Jones will serve one year of pretrial probation and 48 hours of community service in exchange for the charges being dropped. The Suffolk County District Attorney stated that it couldn't be proven beyond a reasonable doubt that Jones had knowledge of the firearms in his bag. Jones' attorney said he is grateful to have the case resolved and is looking forward to playing football. While he may still face punishment from the NFL, this resolution gives Jones a better chance of avoiding being cut by the Patriots.
Adam Montgomery, a Manchester father accused of killing his 5-year-old daughter, denied the allegations in court before being sentenced to decades in prison on unrelated weapons charges. Montgomery, who is scheduled to go on trial for second-degree murder in the fall, was found guilty of weapons charges earlier this year. He asked the judge to only consider the weapons charges during sentencing, stating that he did not kill his daughter. Harmony's mother, Crystal Sorey, expressed disbelief and accused Montgomery of trying to be a victim. Montgomery was sentenced to 15-30 years in prison on the weapons charges and 7½-15 years on theft-related charges. The trial for the murder charges is scheduled for November.
New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones has pleaded not guilty to multiple weapons charges after being arrested at Logan Airport last week. His attorney, Rosemary Scapicchio, claims that Jones was almost fired by the Patriots due to his portrayal on social media as a "thug" and "wannabe gangster," which she believes is a result of institutional racism. Scapicchio also stated that Jones had no intention of bringing guns into the airport and had no knowledge of what was in his carry-on bag. Despite remaining on the Patriots roster for now, Jones' legal situation could result in him being cut from the team.
New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones pleaded not guilty to multiple firearms-related charges after two loaded pistols were found in his carry-on bag at Boston Logan International Airport. Jones was charged with possession of a concealed weapon, possession of ammunition without a firearm identification card, unlawful possession of a firearm, carrying a loaded firearm, and possession of a large-capacity feeding device. Jones' attorney claims that the charges are an example of institutional racism. If convicted, Jones could face up to 30 years in prison.
New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones pleaded not guilty to weapons charges after two loaded Glock 9mm guns were discovered in his carry-on luggage at Logan Airport. Jones was charged with five counts, including possession of a concealed weapon in a secure area of an airport and carrying a loaded firearm. He posted $30,000 in bail and is due back in court on Aug. 18. Jones' attorney said evidence will show that he did not know the guns were in the bag and that he was respectful and helpful with police. The Patriots almost fired him due to social media speculation, but the team has not commented further on the situation.
New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones was arrested at Boston's Logan Airport after two firearms were found in his travel luggage. Jones, a 2022 fourth-round draft choice out of Arizona State, had his rookie season end in late December because of a team suspension for an unspecified violation of club rules. He has been charged with multiple weapons offenses and will be arraigned next week.
A New York City man who fatally shot an apparent assailant outside his apartment building now faces more than a dozen weapons charges after detectives allegedly discovered an arsenal of firearms and body armor in his home. Charles Foehner, 65, was arrested on multiple counts of criminal possession of a weapon on Thursday. Foehner reportedly told police he fired his .38 caliber Smith and Wesson revolver "multiple times." During the search, detectives also found more than two dozen additional firearms, including three assault rifles, as well as two body armor vests.
A police standoff in Granite Falls, Minnesota resulted in one suspect in custody and one officer injured. The suspect was wanted on multiple drug and weapons charges and started shooting when officers entered the home. After more than an hour, the suspect surrendered and was taken to jail. The injured officer was released from the hospital, and the case is now being handled by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.