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A convicted felon in Rockland County received new charges Monday after he was caught with a loaded gun without a permit.

Rockland County District Attorney Thomas E. Walsh II says 48-year-old Rudy Alphonse, of Spring Valley, admitted in court to owning the gun.

Prosecutors say Alphonse also had a large-capacity ammunition feeding device.

They say he was also caught driving a car while his license was revoked.

Alphonse is scheduled to be sentenced in February.

He faces seven years in state prison.