
NYC Man Had 10,000+ Bullets, Silencers, Switchblades, Brass Knuckles, DA Says
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Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced today that Richard McCormick, 42, is charged in a 117-count criminal complaint with criminal possession of a weapon and other crimes.
McCormick allegedly purchased a cache of high-capacity magazines, firearm components and ammunition at a gun show in Pennsylvania and drove to New York – where all are illegal to possess. Police also allegedly recovered a stockpile of illegal guns, high-capacity magazines, silencers, and ammunition in in the defendant’s Richmond Hill home.
District Attorney Katz said, “The scourge of illegal guns in our City has caused bloodshed and heartache. This defendant is accused of taking advantage of the easy access to guns outside of our state in order to bring them into our communities. This is an all-time, too-often issue in our City. We will now seek to bring this defendant to justice for his alleged crimes.”
McCormick, of 85th Drive in the Richmond Hill neighborhood of Queens, was arraigned in night court Tuesday before Queens Criminal Court Judge Frances Wang. The defendant is charged with criminal possession of a weapon in the second, third and fourth degree, criminal possession of a firearm, make-transport-dispose-deface weapons and dangerous instruments and unlawful possession of pistol or revolver ammunition. Judge Wang remanded the defendant and set his return date for August 20, 2021. If convicted, McCormick faces up to 20 years in prison.
According to the charges, on August 15, 2021 shortly after 10 a.m., the defendant was allegedly observed in Pennsylvania attending the Oaks Gun Show. McCormick allegedly purchased numerous high-capacity magazines, firearm components and ammunition and loaded the items into a Cadillac vehicle. The defendant then drove through New Jersey and crossed the George Washington Bridge into New York City. Shortly after entering New York City, the defendant was pulled over by members of the Port Authority Police Department.
Police allegedly seized the following items from the vehicle:
- 44 high-capacity magazines
- An upper slide and barrel for a 9mm pistol
- A trigger assembly
- 15 rounds of 12-gauge slug ammunition
- 1,000 rounds of 7.62 rifle ammunition
- A hook knife and switchblade
- 15 rounds of 12-gauge buckshot ammunition
- 100 rounds of 9mm ammunition
During the stop, said the DA, the defendant allegedly told police in sum and substance that everything in the car was his. He was bringing it home and he lives in Queens.
Continuing, according to the complaint, police executed a Court-authorized warrant to search McCormick’s home in Richmond Hill. Law enforcement seized $8,500 in cash and more weapons and ammunition allegedly from the defendant’s residence.
The following items were allegedly recovered from the defendant’s residence:
- A package containing all parts needed to assemble a 9mm SCCY pistol
- Parts needed to assemble a polymer80 .45 caliber ACP pistol
- The parts to assemble a 9mm semi-automatic pistol
- 5 high-capacity magazines capable of holding in excess of 10 rounds
- 4 firearm silencers
- A set of brass knuckles
- 2 switchblades
- 3 finished upper receivers for pistols
- 9,991 bullets for various calibers of weapons, including 9mm and .45 caliber firearms
The investigation was conducted by Investigator Jason Robles, of the DA’s Detective Squad, Investigators Al Vasquez and Christian Spears of the New York State Police and Senior Investigator MK Fagan of the New York State Police. Also assisting with the investigation is Assistant District Attorney Shanon LaCorte, of the District Attorney’s Crimes Strategies Unit.
Assistant District Attorney Ajay Chheda, a Section Chief in the DA’s Violent Criminal Enterprises Bureau, is prosecuting the case under the supervision of Assistant District Attorneys Jonathan Sennett, Bureau Chief, Michelle Goldstein, Senior Deputy Chief, Mark Katz and Philip Anderson, Deputy Chiefs, and under the overall supervision of Executive Assistant District Attorney for Investigations Gerard Brave.
Crime
Suspect Involved In Cleburne Deadly Hit And Run Still At Large

The Cleburne, Texas, police department arrived at the 100 block of Huron St., regarding a crash on Sunday, May 15, 2022.
During an occurrence, around 8:45 p.m., a man drove off in his car and hit three people. One male died, one woman suffered major wounds, and another woman suffered minor injuries.
The suspect left the scene and authorities haven’t been able to locate him. They don’t believe that the general public is in danger.
The suspect has been named as Alejandro Lopez. He is said to be a white male with a birth date of 5/26/1998. An arrest warrant has been issued.
The suspect vehicle was found and is described as a Chevy, single cab pickup.
Anyone with information about this matter is asked to call the Cleburne Police Department at(817)-645-0972.
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Suspect Involved In Cleburne Deadly Hit And Run Still At Large
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Passenger Discusses Flying Airplane, With No Experience, After Pilot Fell Unconscious

Darren Harrison, 39, was put in a life or death situation last week. He had to land a small private plane after the pilot experienced a medical emergency.
The incident occurred at Palm Beach International Airport on May 10.
Harrison was a passenger in a single-engine Cessna 208. He had been traveling from the Bahamas and headed to Fort Pierce when the pilot had an aortic aneurysm.
“He said, I got a headache, and I’m fuzzy. And I just don’t feel right,” Harrison stated in an interview. “And I said, what do we need to do?…At that point, he didn’t respond at all.”
Harrison had never flown a plane before, but as the aircraft was in a nosedive position, he had to do something.
He went over the unresponsive pilot’s body and put his hands on the controls. Harrison then pulled back on the stick to get the plane in the correct position. He said that it was ‘common sense.’
Robert Morgan, a air traffic controller and part-time flight instructor, assisted Harrison with landing the plane.
“He comes on the radio. He says, hey we’re going to have to put the flaps down to help slow you down. He put the flaps down. Immediately, the nose started to come up to a rate that I was comfortable with,” Harrison said.
“And I came over the radio, and I said, is it possible for me to land this airplane with no flaps? And he said, no flaps it is. We’re gonna land it with no flaps.”
A few minutes later, Harrison had landed the plane without incident.
He stated that the thought of dying never entered his mind.
The pilot was transported to a hospital, and his condition was unknown.
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Arby’s Manager Admits To Urinating In Milkshake Machine After Being Caught On Video

An Arby’s Manager in Washington State has admitted to peeing in the restaurant’s milkshake mix at least two times.
Steven Sharp, 29, was booked into the Clark County Jail on nine charges for downloading and distributing child porn. He also allegedly admitted to having a sexual interest in children.
An investigation was underway into Sharp’s digital devices for child pornography. After getting a search warrant and going through his videos, detectives kept finding disturbing videos. On his phone, Sharp recorded himself peeing into a container of Arby’s milkshake mix.
Sharp admitted to peeing in the milkshake mixture for sexual gratification at least twice. He said he was “almost sure” he threw the container away, but if he didn’t, it would have been combined into the next shift’s mixture.
He is facing four counts of possession of depictions of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct, four counts of dealing depictions of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct, and one count of second-degree assault.
A judge raised his bail on Friday from $5,000 to $40,000. He is scheduled to be arraigned May 25.
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Arby’s Manager Admits To Urinating In Milkshake Machine After Being Caught On Video
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