A grand jury indictment of a Neosho man for drug trafficking and being a felon in possession of a firearm was unsealed today in U. S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri.
According to the indictment, Joshua R. Seigel, 46, manufactured with intent to distribute psylocin on August 22 and 23, 2022, the same day that he possessed the following weapons:
Heritage MFG. INC; Model Rough Rider revolver; SN: 182041
Ruger; Model Takedown rifle; SN: NRA203638
Walther; Model HK416D rifle; SN: WH004580
Marlin; Model 70P rifle; SN: 12488928
Mega Machine Shop; Model Gator rifle; SN: MUR11210
Marlin Firearms Co.; Model 6080 rifle; SN: 20475726
Winchester; Model SXP shotgun; SN: 12AZY12634
Smith & Wesson; Model M&P 15-22 rifle; SN: DWT4303
Israel Weapon IND-IWI; Model Tavor-21 rifle; T0016900
Remington Arms Company Inc.; Model 11 shotgun; SN: 227201
NORINCO; Model SKS rifle; SN: 1733501
Smith & Wesson; Model M&P 15 rifle; SN: SR23386
m. DPMS Inc; Model A14 pistol; SN: N0024738
Anderson Manufacturing; Model AM-15 receiver; SN: 15164741
Glock; 19GEN4 pistol; SN: ABZL662
Glock; Model 30 pistol; SN: RBT802
Seigel' indictment stems from a Newton County Sheriff's Office investigation, according to a motion for a detention hearing filed today.
NCSO detectives went to the defendant’s residence and immediately observed the strong odor of marijuana emanating from the residence. NCSO detectives applied for and received a narcotics related search warrant for the residence. During the search, the detectives found approximately three pounds of marijuana, a mushroom grow, dried mushrooms, and a pressure cooker containing mushroom spores.
All of the items were sent to the Missouri State Highway Patrol crime lab, where they were identified as marijuana and psilocyn. Further, a search of a safe at the residence uncovered numerous firearms. The
defendant is a prohibited person by virtue of a conviction for second offense possession of marijuana out of Montgomery County, Kansas, an offense which a court could imprison him for a period greater than one year; the defendant served a prison sentence on this offense and therefore would’ve known of his status as a convicted felon.
defendant is a prohibited person by virtue of a conviction for second offense possession of marijuana out of Montgomery County, Kansas, an offense which a court could imprison him for a period greater than one year; the defendant served a prison sentence on this offense and therefore would’ve known of his status as a convicted felon.
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