A series of arrests involving convicted felons and illegal firearms occurred across several states. In Buffalo, Adam J. Miller was charged with DWI drugs and multiple weapon offenses after a loaded handgun was found in his vehicle during a traffic stop. Meanwhile, in Haywood County, Tennessee, agents seized crack cocaine and weapons from a home, leading to the arrest of another convicted felon. In Baltimore, a 31-year-old man was apprehended with a loaded handgun and controlled substances following a police investigation. Additionally, in Daytona Beach, Robert Suggs attempted to enter a courthouse with a stolen loaded gun and a meth pipe, facing charges for multiple offenses. These incidents highlight ongoing concerns regarding gun possession and drug-related crimes among individuals with prior felony convictions.