A teenager from Smyrna has pleaded guilty in federal court to a serious offense. The 18-year-old, identified as Carter Camacho, admitted to carrying a loaded firearm onto restricted grounds. S.
Capitol grounds. Further details about the case are available from the source. For more information about the guilty plea and the circumstances surrounding the incident, readers can refer to the original report from FOX 5 Atlanta.
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