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ID: Lawyer: Ex-Idaho Falls police officer reaches plea deal in gun case
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"A former Idaho Falls police officer facing felony weapons charges plans instead to plead guilty to a misdemeanor to avoid a trial that could have put him behind bars for years, his lawyer said."
"Todd Ericsson ... is charged in 7th District Court with two counts of grand theft for receiving stolen property from Kimball Mason ... now serving a prison sentence for stealing weapons from the city's police evidence locker."
"Instead, Ericsson will plead guilty to misdemeanor obstructing officers ..."
"Investigators have said Ericsson lied to them about two handguns he'd received from Mason. The guns were later found at the home of Ericsson's daughter in Utah. ..." ... -------
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