Hunter Biden Indicted , on Felony Gun Charges.<br />President Biden's son was indicted by <br />special counsel David Weiss on Sept. 14.<br />Hunter has been charged with two counts <br />pertaining to false statements when buying <br />a firearm, which "carry sentences of up to <br />10 years and five years," according to ABC News.<br />Hunter has been charged with two counts <br />pertaining to false statements when buying <br />a firearm, which "carry sentences of up to <br />10 years and five years," according to ABC News.<br />He's also been charged with one count <br />of "illegally obtaining a firearm while <br />addicted to drugs," ABC News reports. .<br />That charge can result in a prison <br />sentence of 10 years.<br />Hunter struck a plea deal in June, which would have let him avoid felony charges, .<br />but it was thrown out in July by <br />U.S. Judge Maryellen Noreika.<br />In August, Attorney General Merrick Garland gave Weiss more authority to bring charges against Hunter in any of America's districts. .<br />Hunter's attorneys have accused <br />Weiss of "reneging" on their deal. .<br />Weiss' team claims that the deal is null and void because the probation officer didn't sign it.<br />More charges are likely to be brought <br />by Weiss, ABC News reports. .<br />House Oversight Committee Chairman <br />James Comer commented on the charges as the president faces an impeachment inquiry. .<br />Today's charges are a very <br />small start, but unless U.S. Attorney Weiss <br />investigates everyone involved in the <br />fraud schemes and influence peddling, <br />it will be clear President Biden's DOJ is <br />protecting Hunter Biden and the big guy, James Comer, House Oversight Committee Chairman, via statement
