Racine 17-year-old's illegal guns 'bought in Milwaukee,' prosecutors say
Jeontae Snow
RACINE, Wis. - A Racine 17-year-old prohibited from possessing firearms because he's an adjudicated delinquent admitted he had four guns in his bedroom and that he was involved in the sale of marijuana, prosecutors say.
Jeontae Snow faces four counts of possession of a firearm by an adjudicated delinquent, one count of receiving a stolen firearm and one count of possession with intent to deliver THC.
A criminal complaint says a search warrant was executed at Snow's home on Luedtke Avenue on Sept. 1. His mom answered the door.
In his bedroom, investigators found a black handgun on the bed – a "ghost Glock" with no serial number. An "assault-type rifle" was found in the rafters, prosecutors say. A 9mm Glock was found under a mattress and a 9mm pistol was found in a duffel bag. That weapon had been reported stolen.
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Additionally, investigators found more than 300 grams of marijuana in the room, the complaint says.
In the duffel bag, prosecutors say Snow had magazines and an ammunition box.
Snow told investigators he was holding the "ghost Glock" for his cousin, but he could not provide the name of that individual, according to prosecutors. He said he bought the other three from someone in Milwaukee at a Citgo gas station. He admitted to selling marijuana.
Snow made his initial appearance in court Tuesday, Sept. 6. Cash bond was set at $20,000.