Murderer on parole had stolen gun, Allentown police say
Sarah Cassi | For lehighvalleylive.com By Sarah Cassi | For lehighvalleylive.com
Updated August 05, 2015 at 3:14 PM
An Allentown man on parole for the murder
of man 15 years ago is back in jail for allegedly having a stolen gun in his
room.
Anyis McNeil was sentenced to 13 years in state prison for
third-degree murder in the killing of Kareem Gibson, who was beaten and shot
outside A.J.'s Bar on March 3, 2000, according to The Morning Call.
McNeil, who is now 37, was paroled in March of 2014, records
show.
State parole agents conducted a home check Tuesday morning
at McNeil's house in the 400 block of Liberty Street, Allentown police said,
and found a loaded 9mm Glock 26 automatic handgun in a black backpack in
McNeil's room. The gun was reported stolen in January in Allentown,
police said.
McNeil was not home at the time, but told agents over the
phone that he was at Seventh and Hamilton streets, police said.
When agents found McNeil, he ran away, but was eventually
arrested after a brief struggle, police said.
McNeil told agents the gun belonged to him, and that he
bought it for protection after a recent burglary at his house, police said.
McNeil is charged with resisting arrest, prohibited
possession of a firearm, and receiving stolen property. He was sent to Lehigh
County Jail in lieu of $100,000 bail.
It may be a parolee, not a probationer, but where I work they are often both... Be safe!
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