Ledd United States v. Gibson Products Co., Inc. U.S. District Court Southern District of Texas 426 ESupp. 768 (1976) Background and Facts Defendant corporation, Gibson Products Company, Inc., in this consolidated action stands charged in 19 counts with knowingly making false entries on ATF Form 4473 in con- nection with the sale of firearms to foreign citizens. In Cr. No. 76-B-262, the defendant Pedro G. Alvarodo was charged in five of said counts as a co-defendant with Gibson Products. Alvarado District Judge Cox. The Court, having heard al of the ew- pled guily to one count, and the other four counts in the indictmentdence, Ainds, beyond a reasonable doubt, that Gibson Produes were dismissed as to him, thus removing him from this prosecution. Company, Inc., has operated a depariment store located n Cr. No.76-B-393, this defendant, Gibson Products, was alone McAllen, Texas, for many years. In January 1969, Gibson Producs charged in the remaining 14 counts. These two consolidated actions were called for trial on November 8, 1976, and jury being waived, said actions proceeded to trial before the Court Body of Opinionhttps://d2vlcm61l7u1fs.cloudfront.net/media%2F251%2F251a1115-333b-4366-b08d-f8d07173441f%2FphpFlGhLw.png