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Man Sentenced for Illegal Gun, Fight

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Hartford man, Morris Carter III, sentenced to 13 years in federal prison for illegal gun possession following a convenience store brawl. Carter, known as Mo, also received 3 years of supervised release. He was previously convicted for crack cocaine conspiracy in 2013 and was on supervised release at the time of the incident. The case highlights the consequences of repeat offenders breaking gun laws.

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Man Sentenced for Illegal Gun, Fight

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Man Sentenced for Illegal Gun, Fight. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A Hartford man named Moore's Carter III just got hit with a 13-year federal prison sentence for packing an illegal gun with a wiped out. Serial number. This came after a wild brawl at a convenience store last year. He's 37, known as MO, and U.S. District Judge Kari Dooley dropped the hammer in Bridgeport Court this week, adding three years of supervised, release on top. The trouble kicked off February 19th, 2023, in South Hartford, surveillance caught Carter in a fight, swinging a gun magazine at a guy's head and spilling MO everywhere. He bolted toward Weathersfield, ditching two handguns at his car window along the way. Cops pulled over the vehicle on not-street, found a loaded magazine inside, and nabbed him right there. Later, a local spotted the tossed guns at a driveway, and called it in, police recovered both firearms, plus extra ammo from the store scene. Carter's been locked up since. His rap sheet goes back to a 2013 federal bus for crack cocaine conspiracy, and he was

already on supervised release when this went down. That violation tacked on 20 extra months to his 136-month firearm stretch. Federal prosecutors made it clear this sends a message on keeping streets safe from armed felons breaking the rules. Carter's case wraps a chapter on repeated fenders dodging the system. I'm Koi with the story, that's your Hartford News Today update, AI-powered, and always on.

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