In re Angel P.

(Court opinion corrected 8/7/14.) Respondent was adjudicated a delinquent minor. Failure to hold evidentiary hearing to determine if officer's grand jury testimony that minor was 17 years old, when he was actually age 16, was unintentional or willful perjury was not error. Respondent's age was not a factor in grand jury's determination of probable cause. Evidence was sufficient to support court's finding that minor had actual possession of pistol (which officer observed him place under tire of vehicle), and that minor possessed a defaced firearm, as serial number had been scratched off pistol. Failure to produce pistol at trial did not prejudice minor, as minor denied ever possessing pistol. Conviction for possession of ammunition without a FOID card does not violate one-act, one-crime doctrine. (ROCHFORD and REYES, concurring.)