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Washington, D.C. - Jordan Johnson, 26, of D.C., a previously convicted felon, was sentenced to 18 months in prison, two years of supervised release, and a $100 special assessment for illegal ammunition possession following a June 20, 2023 incident where U.S. Marshals, serving an eviction notice at his Southeast Washington D.C. apartment, found a cache of firearms and ammunition.

Key Points

• During the security sweep, officers observed a pistol, multiple “Polymer80” branded boxes, firearm ammunition boxes, loose ammunition, and a firearm slide in Johnson's home.
• A subsequent search warrant led to the discovery of a small arsenal:
• • a privately made firearm (a “ghost gun”) with a round in the chamber
  • 14 rounds in the magazine
  • four Polymer80 rifle lower receivers
  • a handgun slide
  • an empty handgun jig
  • a firearm flashlight attachment
  • six firearm magazines
  • two empty Glock boxes
  • two empty Polymer80 boxes
  • spent shell casings
  • a firearm sight
  • a speed loader
  • 214 rounds of ammunition of various calibers
• Prior to this incident, Johnson had been sentenced to home confinement and probation for a previous firearm conviction. He had been convicted of possessing a loaded Glock 27 pistol while attempting to collect a UPS package containing suspected marijuana.
• On this charge, he was indicted on July 6, 2023, arrested on July 18, 2023, and pleaded guilty on October 10, 2023.