A Southern California attorney awaits arraignment Feb. 27, after a federal grand jury Feb. 15 returned a five-count indictment that alleges he was in possession of a number of illegal firearms and a fake FBI credential.

According to the criminal complaint filed earlier in the case, Sergio J. Lopez de Tirado was arrested Dec. 21 after a Riverside County sheriff’s deputy found him asleep in the passenger’s side of a pickup truck parked with its doors open blocking a driveway in the city of Norco. According to an affidavit filed with the complaint, the deputy’s search of the vehicle yielded a fake FBI ID, multiple guns, an unregistered MK9 9mm semiautomatic rifle and two unregistered silencers. The officer claims that Lopez de Tirado, who is also a former Rialto police officer, had a hand grenade strapped to a holster under his arm and that all the weapons were loaded.