A Hudsonville grad who was shot in Alabama this summer will now remain in custody after a judge ruled he violated terms of his bond in connection to federal gun charges.
Ethan Carter was remanded to the U.S. Attorney General’s Office on December 10.
The 18-year-old is accused of possessing multiple machine gun conversion devices, which allow semi-automatic guns to fire non-stop with a continuous pull of the trigger. Those devices were seized by the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office during a search on July 17. One of the devices was installed on a Glock pistol and six more were in his possession, per filings by a federal prosecutor.
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The discovery came just over a month after Carter was shot in Birmingham, Alabama in what police called an attempted gun purchase that turned into a robbery…