“I would never want to live in D.C. or anywhere near it without a very strong incentive,” Kokesh says.

Kokesh, who accepted a plea deal in November, will have to register as a gun offender.

Online court records show that he accepted a plea deal today and will be sentenced on January 17.

A judge denied Kokesh’s motion to be release, citing a previous bond violation.

A judge previously denied Kokesh bond on July 29, calling him a “very dangerous person.”

The gun rights activist will remain locked up on a D.C. gun charge stemming from a July 4 YouTube stunt.

Gun rights activist Adam Kokesh is back in D.C. today, about to face charges in connection with a YouTube video he posted on July 4 in which he apparently loaded a shotgun while standing in Freedom Plaza.

The gun rights activist who made a July 4 video of himself loading a shotgun on D.C.’s Freedom Plaza says he’s going to run on the sole plank of ending the federal government.

The outspoken gun rights activist Adam Kokesh is out of jail on $5,000 bond, but a Fairfax County judge has ordered that he await trial under a condition that might come as difficult to him.

Kokesh, who stirred things up last week by posting a video of himself loading a shotgun on D.C.’s Freedom Plaza, won’t be getting out of jail any time soon.