CLEVELAND (WJW) — A convicted felon found lurking outside a Cleveland home with a loaded gun, drugs and a condom back in October is headed to prison.
Cleveland police officers on Oct. 3 were called to a home for a report of an unknown man, dressed in all black and carrying a backpack, who was ringing the doorbell, knocking on windows and refusing to leave, according to a news release from David Toepfer, U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Ohio federal court.
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Officers found Adam Hall, 46, of Cleveland, in the home’s backyard and arrested him after a physical struggle. They found he was carrying a loaded firearm as well as ammunition, knives, drugs and a condom, according to the release.
Hall was barred from carrying firearms after a previous conviction for drug trafficking, burglary and domestic violence against women, according to the release.
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Federal jurors convicted Hall on a charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm after a three-day trial back in April, according to the release…