According to San Pedro Police, at around midday, they conducted a raid on the family's home on Coconut Drive, where the officers executed a search warrant for illegal firearms and ammunition.

Inside one of the bedrooms, the officers found metal safe, which contained 6 live rounds of 22 ammunition. All 4 who were present, were arrested and charged with keeping unlicensed ammunition.

They were arraigned today before Magistrate Sherign Rodriguez where Jamal Nasser accepted blame and pleaded guilty to the charge. He even accepted the police's version of events, and was staring down a minimum sentence of 3 years in prison. After his attorney explained the severity of the penalty to him, Jamal Nasser changed his plea to not guilty, and as a result, all 4 were remanded to prison.