CARLTON ALBERT JR CHARGED WITH UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF FIREARM & AMMUNITION
Police arrested and charged 35-year-old Carlton Albert Jr of Potters with unlawful possession of a glock 17 pistol, possession of three seperate magazines, possession of one. 380 round of ammunition, and possession of 59 rounds of 9mm ammunition
The accused and several others were arrested and taken into custody on Saturday, January 4, after police searched their home in Potters and discovered the illegal items. He is expected in court sometime this week.
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