A Georgia teenager pleads guilty to illegally carrying a firearm after running onto U.S. Capitol grounds while armed with a loaded shotgun. Multiple reports describe the incident in which the teen charged toward the Capitol wearing body armor and camouflage clothing. According to the accounts, the plea is entered in court as reflected in court records cited by outlets. The reporting states that the teen’s action occurred while the person was carrying a loaded shotgun onto Capitol property, which is treated as an unlawful firearms incident under federal law. The sources agree on the core details of what the teenager was carrying and wearing at the time of the attempt to enter the Capitol area. They also agree that the legal outcome reported is a guilty plea to a gun charge tied to illegally carrying the firearm. None of the sources provided here include additional context such as sentencing outcomes, the teen’s stated motives, or further charges, focusing instead on the guilty plea and the firearm-related conduct at the time of the Capitol entry attempt.