Zion Raekwon Fallings-Beverly arrested after firearm with altered serial number found at Boxzooka Warehouse
Lower Swatara Township police arrested a 22-year-old Boxzooka Warehouse employee on Aug. 9 after security screening uncovered a firearm with a tampered serial number; he faces multiple weapons charges and was arraigned with $20,000 bail.
On August 9, 2026 at about 6:49 a.m., Lower Swatara Township Police responded to the Boxzooka Warehouse, 100 Capital Lane, Middletown, after security discovered a firearm in the backpack of employee Zion Raekwon Fallings-Beverly, 22. Officers say Fallings-Beverly lacked a valid concealed carry permit, was subject to an active Protection From Abuse order and had prior convictions barring firearm possession; investigators also noted the firearm’s serial number had been tampered with. He was taken to Dauphin County Central Booking, charged with multiple weapons offenses including 6105, 6106(a)(1) and 6110.2, and arraigned in night court with $20,000 bail; he is presumed innocent until proven guilty.