Minneapolis男子Amiir Mawlid Ali非法持有机枪：座位下查获带其DNA的失窃枪支，判刑33个月
St. Paul——美国明尼苏达州 Minneapolis 男子 Amiir Mawlid Ali 因一项非法持有机枪罪被判处33个月监禁，美国司法部明尼苏达区联邦检察官 Daniel N. Rosen 宣布了这一量刑。Ali 此前于2026年4月16日被联邦陪审团裁定有罪。
据法庭文件与庭审证据，2025年6月3日，Minneapolis 警局警员因多项交通违规拦下一辆银色轿车，车内有三人，Ali 坐在前排乘客座。警员为安全检查让他下车时，他试图逃跑，随即被抓获。警员在他座位下查获一支装有机枪转换装置的枪支；庭审出示的警车后座视频显示，Ali 指使同车其他人否认知晓这支机枪，而枪支上检出了他的 DNA，且该枪同日已被报告失窃。酒精、烟草、枪支与爆炸物管理局（ATF）专家检验确认，该枪一次扣动扳机即可连发多发子弹，按机枪方式运作。一名警员认出 Ali 是街头帮派「Muddy」的成员，该帮派以涉嫌涉枪犯罪为执法部门所知。
Ali 就本案被捕后最初获释；2025年6月5日，联邦就持有机枪罪提出控告，执法人员随后在一所 Twin Cities 高中毕业活动发生疑似帮派相关枪击的现场执行联邦逮捕令将他抓获，当时警员听到他向据信与事件有关的一人喊「你打偏了」。联邦检察官 Daniel N. Rosen 说，被告持有的是能造成极大伤害的极危险武器，今天的量刑确保他为对社区构成的公共安全威胁承担责任。FBI Minneapolis 外地办事处主管 Christopher D. Dotson 说，尽管暴力犯罪率整体下降，Twin Cities 近几个月帮派暴力仍然过多，FBI 安全街道工作队与州、地方伙伴将继续优先查办以非法枪支驱动暴力的帮派成员。本案由 FBI 与 Minneapolis 警局调查，助理联邦检察官 Albania Concepcion 起诉。
Minneapolis Man Amiir Mawlid Ali Sentenced to 33 Months for Unlawful Possession of a Machine Gun Found Under His Seat
ST. PAUL — Amiir Mawlid Ali, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, was sentenced to 33 months in prison for one count of unlawful possession of a machine gun, United States Attorney Daniel N. Rosen announced. Ali was previously found guilty on April 16, 2026, by a federal jury at trial.
According to court documents and evidence presented at trial, on June 3, 2025, Minneapolis Police Department officers executed a traffic stop on a silver sedan for multiple traffic violations. The car had three occupants, including Ali in the front passenger seat. When officers removed Ali from the vehicle to conduct a safety sweep, he attempted to flee but was apprehended. Officers found a firearm equipped with a machine-gun conversion device under Ali's seat; backseat squad car video shown at trial showed Ali instructing the other occupants to deny knowledge of the machine gun, which was found to have his DNA on it, and officers learned the same day that the firearm had been reported stolen. An expert at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives examined the firearm and established that it could fire multiple rounds with a single pull of the trigger, making it operate as a machine gun. One officer recognized Ali as a member of the "Muddy" street gang, known to law enforcement for suspected involvement in weapons offenses.
Ali was initially released following his arrest. On June 5, 2025, the United States filed a complaint alleging possession of a machine gun, and law enforcement then executed a federal warrant and arrested Ali at the scene of a suspected gang-related shooting at a Twin Cities high school graduation, where officers heard him scream "you missed" to an individual believed to be involved in the incident. "The defendant possessed an extremely dangerous weapon that is capable of extreme damage. Today's sentence ensures that this defendant is held accountable for the public safety threat that he posed to the community," said U.S. Attorney Daniel N. Rosen. Christopher D. Dotson, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Minneapolis Field Office, said that while violent crime rates are down across the board, there has been far too much gang violence in the Twin Cities over the past few months, and that the FBI Safe Streets Task Force and its state and local partners continue to prioritize investigations of gang members driving violence with illegal firearms. The case was investigated by the FBI and the Minneapolis Police Department and prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Albania Concepcion.
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