United States of America v. Cameron Watkins, a/k/a Crazy Gun

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, criminal defense lawyer represented the Defendant charged with felony possession of a firearm.



A motel manager told police officers that a man matching the description of a carjacking suspect was staying in one of the motel rooms. When officers reached the room along an open-air corridor, one peered through a one-inch gap in the windowcurtains and saw Defendant Cameron Watkins sitting on a bed—next to a handgun with an extended magazine. This observation led to Defendant's conviction as a felon in possession of a firearm on that date, and also played a role in his conviction as a felon in possession of ammunition on another occasion.

Defendant sentenced to custody of Bureau of Prisons for 300 months, consisting of 120 months as to Count 1s, and 180 months as to Count 2s, to be served consecutively; three years of supervised release, consisting of 3 years as to Count 1s and 3 years as to Count 2s, to be served concurrently; forfeiture as listed in the Preliminary Order of Forfeiture (Doc. No. 99); $200.00 special assessment due immediately, consisting of $100.00 as to Count 1s and $200.00 as to Count 2s.



Affirmed