Biden’s son will not go to prison if he quits drugs for two years and renounces owning firearms

It is almost a tradition that practically all the presidents of the United States have had dirty laundry brought up, but the case of Biden is different.

He has a lot of time left in power, so it still cannot be said out loud that he is a completely clean and without anything shady, but what is certain is that his time in the Casablanca he will be dotted with the corruptions of his son. What are these:

Hunter Biden, during the judicial processes that took place recently, has recognized his direct authorship in two fiscal crimes and another of illegal possession of weapons. If federal justice reaches an agreement with his lawyers, the son of the President of the United States will avoid going to jail, a possibility that Republicans have strongly criticized for being a descendant of who he is.

The two tax offenses admitted by Hunter Biden They refer to the non-payment of income tax for the fiscal years of 2017 and 2018. The illegal possession of a weapon occurred after the acquisition of a pistol when he was still a drug addict, a very serious crime that the Prosecutor’s Office has decided not to penalize him in exchange for giving up future firearm ownership and not taking drugs for two years.

Who is Biden’s son?

Born in 1970, Hunter is the second of Biden’s children with his first wife, Neilia Hunter Biden. In his published memoirs of him two years ago, the president’s son attributed the start of his drug addiction to the death of his mother and his sister in a traffic accident when he was only 2 years old and in which he was wounded in the head. But drug addiction worsened, in 2015, due to the death of the president’s eldest son, Beau Bidendue to brain tumor.

With this crudeness he recounts it in his autobiography: “I bought crack on the streets of Washington and managed to make my own inside a cheap hotel room in Los Angeles.” “I was so in need of alcohol that I was unable to walk the street from the liquor store to my apartment without opening the bottle for a drink.”