A Fresno man pleads guilty in federal court to possessing ammunition as a felon after attempting to sell a ghost gun to an undercover officer, whom he believed to be a prostitute. Last September, 30-year-old Donald Henderson arranged to sell a rifle in Clovis, triggering a police pursuit that ended with him discarding the weapon—a ghost gun equipped with a high-capacity magazine—during the chase.
Henderson’s criminal history prohibits him from firearms possession, with prior convictions for burglary and illegal firearm possession complicating his plea. He awaits sentencing from U.S. District Judge Kirk Sherriff, facing a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison and a substantial fine, underscoring the severity of his actions amid ongoing concerns over untraceable firearms.
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