In a significant turn of events, New York authorities took possession of a firearm from the home of author E. Jean Carroll after she revealed during court proceedings that she owned an unregistered gun. This action comes in the wake of her high-profile defamation trial against former President Donald Trump.
According to a report by NBC News, the Warwick, New York Police Chief visited Carroll at her residence on February 15th to “discuss some open issues,” which included her earlier admission in court about the handgun. Carroll’s testimony on January 17th during the defamation lawsuit disclosed that she had a “high standard revolver, nine chambers” unlicensed and stored by her bed, prompting law enforcement’s intervention.
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Officer John Rader, who documented the incident, reportedly offered to take the gun to the police station for safekeeping. Carroll, along with her security personnel, complied by handing over the weapon the following day. The report suggests that the firearm will remain in police custody until Carroll secures a proper license.
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