The defense for Jorge A. Aguilar, charged in a shooting incident near Barney’s in Quincy, raises concerns about the firearm seized by police, suggesting it may be damaged rather than defaced. This distinction is critical; a charge of possessing a defaced firearm carries potential prison time, while other charges offer probation as a possible outcome. Aguilar’s attorney, Nick Rober, is seeking police reports regarding the firearm’s serial number, which could influence the case significantly.
Aguilar, who turned 19 in custody, faces multiple felony charges stemming from an August “shots-fired” incident. He arrived in court looking confused amid discussions of legal terminology and potential evidence. With crucial hearings scheduled for December 10 and December 19, the outcome could determine whether Aguilar faces time behind bars or probation, depending on how the evidence surrounding the firearm is adjudicated.
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