Paul
Gotta, a 58-year-old former East Windsor resident who was charged with
seven counts of sexual assault two years ago, faces up to 10 years in
prison after pleading guilty to one count of willfully distributing an
explosive material to an individual under the age of 21 years old,
according to prosecutors.
In
2012, Gotta aided a 17-year-old with purchases thousands of rounds of
ammunition and on two occasions purchased two pounds of explosives
powder in East Windsor for the same teenager, according to court
documents.
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Gotta was indicted on six charges, including aiding and abetting the unlawful transport of a firearm in interstate commerce, aiding and abetting the possession of a handgun by a juvenile, aiding and abetting the possession of ammunition by a juvenile, distribution of explosive material to an individual under the age of 21, aiding and abetting the attempted manufacture of a pipe bomb, and obstruction of justice but only plead guilty to one charge, prosecutors said.
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Gotta was indicted on six charges, including aiding and abetting the unlawful transport of a firearm in interstate commerce, aiding and abetting the possession of a handgun by a juvenile, aiding and abetting the possession of ammunition by a juvenile, distribution of explosive material to an individual under the age of 21, aiding and abetting the attempted manufacture of a pipe bomb, and obstruction of justice but only plead guilty to one charge, prosecutors said.
Ex-Priest Gave Ammunition, Explosive Powder to 17-Year-Old: Prosecutors | NBC Connecticut
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