Illegal Weapons Possession

Ukraine Dismantles Arms Network Linked to Steven Seagal

Ukrainian authorities have dismantled an illegal arms trafficking network that allegedly supplied weapons to prominent pro-Russian figures, including North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and U.S. actor Steven Seagal. The network sourced arms from occupied Ukrainian territories and through illegal imports from Slovakia, with some weapons reportedly distributed as “prizes” by Denis Pushilin, head of the Russian-installed administration in Donetsk Oblast. The investigation, which involved cooperation with Polish authorities, has led to detentions and the seizure of numerous firearms and ammunition.

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Armed Counter-Protester Arrested, Home Searched on New Gun Charges

Following his arrest for brandishing a firearm at a Nashville protest, Elijah Millar, 19, was again taken into custody. A subsequent search of his Murfreesboro home by Murfreesboro Police and the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force yielded evidence, including computers and other items. Millar faces three counts of illegal weapons possession, stemming from a recent incident and a prior discovery of firearms in his home. His arrest followed a reported suicide attempt and a psychiatric evaluation.

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