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A man from Medway who lead police on a high speed chase through three towns pleaded guilty Monday to federal gun charges.
27-year-old Lauren MacArthur is charged with possession of a firearm by a felon and possessing a stolen firearm.
Police found two rifles MacArthur stole from a home in Medway after a high speed chase that ended in Milford in January.
In September, MacArthur pleaded guilty to state charges in connection with that crime.
He was ordered to serve 10 years in prison.
A sentencing date on the federal charges has not been set yet.
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Medway Man Pleads Guilty to Federal Firearms Charges
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