Federal Indictment of Three Individuals for Firearm-Related Offenses
Three individuals have been indicted for allegedly illegally acquiring firearms and attempting to enter a secure U.S. Department of Energy facility in North Las Vegas. The defendants, Demandre Michael Frazier, Jessica Marie Zamora, and Treyvon Jameel Currie, face multiple charges related to firearms violations.
Details of the Indictment:
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Allegations:
- Frazier and Zamora are accused of making false statements on ATF Firearms Transaction Record forms while purchasing two pistols in February 2026.
- In April 2026, Zamora and an unidentified co-defendant allegedly made similar false statements while purchasing another pistol.
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Attempted Entry:
- On August 5, 2026, Currie and Zamora are alleged to have entered the Nevada National Security Sites facility while carrying a concealed weapon. This area is secured and features clear prohibitions against unauthorized access.
Charges:
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Currie and Zamora face charges, including:
- Entry or attempted entry by fraud and false pretenses.
- Possession of a firearm in a secure federal facility.
- Unauthorized entry and introduction of a dangerous weapon in a government facility.
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Zamora faces additional charges related to the illegal acquisition of firearms, while Frazier is charged with one count of illegal acquisition.
Statements from Officials:
- First Assistant U.S. Attorney Sigal Chattah emphasized the commitment to public safety and securing protected federal facilities.
- FBI Special Agent Christopher S. Delzotto vowed to investigate individuals breaching secure areas and circumventing firearm laws.
Next Steps:
A jury trial is set for November 2, 2026.
