Sonya Deville resolves firearm charge

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Sonya Deville no longer has a firearm charge to worry about.

The 30-year-old was arrested in Atlantic City earlier this year and charged with one count of unlawful weapon possession. A parking valet at an Atlantic City casino discovered a handgun in her vehicle and contacted the police.

Deville legally purchased the weapon following a home invasion incident she was victim to on August 16, 2020. The gun was registered in Florida but she did not have the proper documentation to be carrying it in the state of New Jersey.

Speaking to the Courier-Post, the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office confirmed Deville was entered into a six-month diversion program in May. They noted that entry into the program is "routine in cases with this fact pattern." The program is specifically designed for out-of-state gun owners who fail to obtain proper documentation for their weapon before entering New Jersey.

Deville completed the program in November and the firearm charge against her has been officially resolved.

Her attorney of record in the case was Louis Barbone of Atlantic City.

Deville has been out of action since July after suffering a torn ACL.

Sonya Deville resolves firearm charge, completes pretrial intervention program

Deville completed a six-month program in November.

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