A federal judge denied a motion to dismiss a gun charge against an Ohio man who was illegally in the United States for almost two decades.
Carlos Serrano-Restrepo was charged in early 2024 and later indicted for possession of a firearm by an alien unlawfully in the U.S.
After a search of his home, agents seized approximately 170 firearms, tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition, and smoke/marine markers. At least one of the firearms was a .50 caliber Barret rifle. After the gun charge, his lawyer submitted a motion to dismiss, claiming Serrano-Restrepo has the right to bear arms under the Second Amendment.
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