Former Seattle Sonics and Oklahoma City Thunder player Robert Swift was charged with unlawful possession of a short-barreled shotgun after police raided the house where he was living, SeattlePI.com reports.
According to police, Swift had a
grenade launcher and a sawed-off shotgun in his room at the home of
Trygve Bjorkstam, a 54-year-old alleged heroin dealer.
Swift told law enforcement that
he was a heroin user but not a dealer, police say. Bjorkstam allegedly
told police Swift was not helping him sell drugs.
The house is 100 yards from an elementary school, reports SeattlePI.
From the report:
Known to police as 'Trigg,'
Bjorkstam admitted to dealing heroin and meth, and to building a gun
range in a bunker he dug under his home to house a marijuana grow, a
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agent said in court
papers. Police describe Bjorkstam, 54, as dejected and contrite
following his arrest.
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