Teen Duo Nabbed In Hudson Valley With Stash Of Ammo, Gun Parts: Police

Two teenagers from Connecticut were caught on I-87 in the Hudson Valley with a stash of ammo and gun parts, according to police.

Two Connecticut teens were reportedly found to have a stash of ammo and gun parts when they were pulled over in the Hudson Valley.
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Sophie Grieser

03/23/2024 11:00 a.m.

The Fairfield County pair was arrested on Sunday, March 17 in Rockland County, according to the New York State Police.

Just after 1:30 p.m. that day, state police in the village of Suffern stopped a 2024 Kia on Interstate 87 for traffic violations.

However, when they pulled over the two teens, 18-year-old Alijah Matias Williams and 19-year-old Tocloveson Pierre, authorities reportedly found a stash of ammo and weapons parts inside the car, including:

Two P-80 Ghost AR Kits (containing a lower and upper receiver);
Two AR pistol grips;
Six high-capacity AR magazines;
Two P-80 jigs;
Four boxes of .223 ammunition (with 80 rounds in total); and
A gravity knife.

Both Pierre (who is from Norwalk) and Williams (who hails from Stamford) were charged with transportation of weapons and two counts of criminal possession of a weapon (third- and fourth-degree).

They were arraigned at Suffern Village Court and released on their own recognizance.

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