Yonathan Melaku admits shooting at Pentagon, other military-related sites
Yonathan Melaku, a 23-year-old former Marine Corps reservist, admitted in federal court that he fired shots at military buildings in the Washington area, a series of crimes that left residents on edge.
This undated file photo released by the Leesburg Police Department shows Yonathan Melaku, of Alexandria, after his May 2011 arrest in Loudoun County, Va., charged with four counts of grand larceny. Melaku, who was detained during a security scare near the Pentagon, has pleaded guilty to shootings last year at the Marine Corps museum in Quantico and several D.C.-area military recruitment stations, officials said.
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