Mashama Hill, 38, of Niagara Falls was ordered Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Richard J. Arcara to serve a 48 month prison term on his conviction as a felony in possession of a firearm.
On Feb. 13, 2011 Hill became upset with other players at a Seneca Niagara Casino card table and allegedly threatened to leave and return with a gun. The incident was reported to staff security and when video surveillance filmed him returning to the casino that night in different clothing security officers confronted him and a loaded firearm was found in his clothing, authorities said.
Hill had been out of prison since 2010 after separate convictions since 1993 for robbery and for sexual abuse.
On Feb. 13, 2011 Hill became upset with other players at a Seneca Niagara Casino card table and allegedly threatened to leave and return with a gun. The incident was reported to staff security and when video surveillance filmed him returning to the casino that night in different clothing security officers confronted him and a loaded firearm was found in his clothing, authorities said.
Hill had been out of prison since 2010 after separate convictions since 1993 for robbery and for sexual abuse.