Multiple Sentencings for Illegal Firearm Possession Across U.S.

Several individuals have been sentenced for illegal firearm possession across various jurisdictions in the U.S. In Madison, Wisconsin, Donald R. Spivey, Jr. received a 78-month sentence for possessing a firearm as a felon and committing domestic violence, including stealing a handgun from his partner. In Newark, New Jersey, Ramad Moultrie was sentenced to 85 months for firing a gun in a crowded area and possessing multiple firearms and ammunition, following a shooting incident. Additionally, a man from Silver Spring, Maryland, named Jesus Manuel, was sentenced to 58 months for possession of a firearm and ammunition after threatening patrons at a restaurant. In Washington, D.C., Demonte Gibson received a 72-month sentence for firearm possession as a repeat offender during a robbery that resulted in a non-fatal shooting. These cases highlight the ongoing issues of gun violence and illegal firearm possession in the United States.