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Mandan man received a 4-year term after entering a guilty plea in a narcotics and weapon charge
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Part-time reporter
Mandan, North Dakota – A Mandan man entered a guilty plea to charges of narcotics possession and gun possession yesterday; he now faces a four-year jail sentence.
When police stopped Daniel Kinsella, 33, for a traffic check in September, according to the authorities, he was driving.
Two stolen weapons, a small quantity of marijuana, and 84 grams of methamphetamine were discovered in the car by a K-9 officer.
At first, Kinsella claimed to the authorities he had only rented the car, but he eventually acknowledged that the guns and drugs belonged to him.
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