Pensacola man sentenced to two years in federal prison for firearms crimes
The U.S. attorney’s office for the Northern District of Florida announced the sentence for a convicted felon’s ammunition and silencer offenses.
- The office said James Michael Olshefskie, 55, was sentenced to two years in federal prison.
- It said he was convicted of possessing ammunition as a felon and possessing two unregistered firearm silencers.
The announcement describes a federal sentence for ammunition and unregistered-silencer offenses.
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The U.S. attorney’s office for the Northern District of Florida announced that James Michael Olshefskie, 55, of Pensacola, Florida, received a two-year federal prison sentence. The office said the offenses were possession of ammunition by a convicted felon and possession of two unregistered firearm silencers.
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Pensacola man sentenced to two years in federal prison for firearms crimesUS Department of Justice
The U.S. attorney’s office for the Northern District of Florida announced the sentence for a convicted felon’s ammunition and silencer offenses.US Department of Justice
The office said James Michael Olshefskie, 55, was sentenced to two years in federal prison.US Department of Justice
It said he was convicted of possessing ammunition as a felon and possessing two unregistered firearm silencers.US Department of Justice
The announcement describes a federal sentence for ammunition and unregistered-silencer offenses.US Department of Justice
The U.S. attorney’s office for the Northern District of Florida announced that James Michael Olshefskie, 55, of Pensacola, Florida, received a two-year federal prison sentence.US Department of Justice
The office said the offenses were possession of ammunition by a convicted felon and possession of two unregistered firearm silencers.US Department of Justice