Judge sentences 2 men on Glock switch charges in Mobile, including 1 who mocked shooting victim

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) – A federal judge on Thursday imposed sentences of one year and a day behind bars on two men who admitted to having illegal machine gun conversion devices in downtown just after a pair of shootings on Joe Cain Day.

Joshua Marcel Pugh, who had a Glock switch when police arrested him on Fat Tuesday at a gas station on North Broad Street, and Braedan Matthew Thomas, who had a Glock switch the night before, will have to undergo supervision by the U.S. Probation Office for three years after their sentences end.

The judge delayed sentencing for a third defendant who pleaded guilty to the same offense, Kelvin Barnes Jr…

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