With weapons charge, DOJ announces another conveniently timed indictment

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President Obama received a welcome bit of news following his press conference on gun control, when the Justice Department announced the indictment of a Toledo man whose alleged crime tended to ratify the importance of the administration’s gun control proposals.

On Wednesday afternoon, DOJ announced that it was charging a convicted felon for illegally possessing 18 firearms, body armor, and 40,000 rounds of ammunition.

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