> Eric Sandow, 32, of Gainesville, Florida, was charged with felony possession of a firearm on school property.

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He first went to the gate of CIA Headquarters in Virginia on Tuesday and told officers, “I’m here and I have a gun.  Federal officers turned him away and notified Fairfax County police of his description.
Sandow left and went 1.5 miles to Dolley Madison Preschool, where he requested access to the building to use the restroom. His request was denied by staff, who called the police.

He went back to his car in the school’s parking lot and was arrested by Fairfax police.
Sandow later told the arresting officer he “worked for the CIA,” according to court filings, though there is no indication he has any legitimate ties to the agency.

State prosecutors argued Sandow is too dangerous to release, noting “there were kids outside” the preschool when Sandow was arrested with the guns in his car.  He will remain behind bars until at least his July 24 court appearance.
He was charged with misdemeanor domestic battery in 2014, according to court records in Alachua County, Florida. But that case was closed because the “victim does not wish to prosecute,” the records show.