The Hartford Courant reports the plea agreement was reached yesterday in 80-year-old Robert Gentile's case. It wasn't immediately known what sentence Gentile can expect. Neither his lawyer nor federal prosecutors would comment on the case.
Gentile was indicted after authorities say they seized a .22-caliber Browning semi-automatic pistol and several other weapons during a May search of his Manchester property.
Prosecutors have said they believe Gentile has information about the still-unsolved 1990 heist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. Thieves stole artwork worth an estimated USD 500 million.
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