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Maryland man admits to using ghost gun to shoot at Secret Service security guards
Federal prosecutors say a Maryland man has pleaded guilty to assault on a federal officer with a deadly weapon after using a ghost gun to shoot at Secret Service security guards.
GREENBELT, Md. - Federal prosecutors say a Maryland man has pleaded guilty to assault on a federal officer with a deadly weapon after using a ghost gun to shoot at Secret Service security guards.
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Prosecutors announced Thursday that Jeremiah Peter Watson also pleaded guilty to using, carrying and brandishing a firearm in relation to a violent crime.
When police identified his home from his license plate, they searched his residence and found a privately made handgun without a serial number, also known as a ghost gun.
Watson will be sentenced to 10 years in federal prison under a plea agreement, if a federal judge approves.
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