A Green Bay resident is facing sentencing this Friday after admitting to firearms offenses in a case that highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts against illegal weapons. Adham O’garro of #3 George Street entered a guilty plea for the unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition, bringing a swift conclusion to his legal proceedings.
The charges stem from a targeted police operation last Saturday evening in the Grays Farm area. At approximately 7:00 PM, authorities conducted a search of a property where they discovered O’garro in possession of a 9mm Glock pistol. The weapon, found concealed in his right front pocket, contained a loaded magazine with 15 rounds of ammunition.
During this morning’s court appearance before Chief Magistrate Ngaio Emanuel, the case took a significant turn when O’garro accepted full responsibility for the weapons charges. This development led prosecutors to formally withdraw all charges against two additional individuals who had been initially implicated in the case. The court acknowledged O’garro’s acceptance of sole accountability for the illegal firearm possession.
The upcoming sentencing hearing will determine the legal consequences for O’garro’s violations of firearms legislation. The case represents another successful intervention by law enforcement in removing illegal weapons from community circulation, particularly concerning given the weapon’s loaded status and concealed nature at the time of discovery.