Charged Pistol found while stopping traffic: Wilmington Man faces multiple fees – Mychesco

Wilmington, de Wilmington’s politics has taken a 22-year-old man in custody after stopping the movement, which led to the discovery of a charged firearm.

On the evening of February 2, at about 9:18 pm, employees of the uniformed service department made a vehicle stop in the street block on Western 6th Street. During the stopping, police identified the driver as Market Warren, who was found to have an unfulfilled order on an unrelated issue.

Warren was removed without incidents. Following a further investigation, the authorities have restored a loaded 9 -millimeter pistol from the vehicle. Following the discovery, police have accused Warren of many crimes, including the possession of a firearm by a person, banned and carrying a hidden deadly weapon. Traffic disorders were also noted during the investigation.

Warren was appointed to the Court of Justice 11 and was subsequently released by $ 5,700 unsecured warranty.

Officials emphasize that the allegations remain allegations, and Warren is assumed not to be innocent, unless and until proven guilty in court. The updates and additional details of the case can be provided as the legal process moves forward.

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