Chef Pleads Guilty to Firearms Counts
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A 39-year-old Granada Hills sushi chef entered guilty pleas Monday in Los Angeles federal court to charges of illegally receiving and possessing firearms.
Sentencing of Kimihoko Saito, of North Hollywood, was scheduled for May 12 by U.S. District Court Judge Ferdinand F. Fernandez.
Saito faces a possible sentence of six years in prison and a fine of $270,000.
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