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Maybe I'm blind but I don't see anything in that article from yesterday saying he actually worked for a security agency? Or the statement that he forgot the ammunition was there?

Beeler said he was given a credential by his employer, MVP Protective Services. A man who answered a phone number connected with MVP said, Unfortunately, at this time I am not authorized to speak, when reached by a reporter Saturday evening.

Police said they also found more than 500 rounds of pistol ammunition, including hollow-point bullets. Nearly two dozen shotgun shells were located in plain sight in the rear cargo area of the vehicle, the court documents said.

Beeler said he recalls having only the loaded firearm and the shotgun shells in his vehicle.

It was just me forgetting to take it out of my truck before I left for work. I dont know what the D.C. laws are. It still comes back on me, but Im not a criminal, he said.