United States v. Cristobal Meza, III

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• holding that the evidence of constructive possession was sufficient because the weapon was “not hidden but rather was found in plain view on top of a washing machine in [the defendant’s] shed,” and it was “loaded with ammunition from a box found inside [the defendant’s] bedroom”

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