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A San Rafael teenager accused of shooting at a couple in Mill Valley and stealing a celebrity chef's Lamborghini was charged as an adult Tuesday as additional details surfaced about his alleged underworld of impersonation, weaponry and high-tech gear.

Max Michael Wade, 17, was arrested Saturday after a mix of canniness and luck led sheriff's investigators to his rented storage container in Richmond, where they discovered a dismantled AK-47 assault rifle, another assault rifle, shotgun shells and electronic equipment for jamming cellphones and radios, according to court documents.

Investigators trailed Wade as he drove through Marin and were waiting for him when he returned to CSI Mini Storage. When detectives moved in to arrest him, Wade started running down Parr Boulevard while struggling to pull a gun from his waistband, the affidavit said.

Detectives arrested him, finding a loaded Glock in his waistband and ammunition in his back pocket, Garrett said.

The suspect's wallet contained $1,500 and a false driver's license in the name of "Frank Agnello Gotti," an apparent reference to Frank Gotti Agnello, a reality television personality who is the grandson of the late New York mobster John Gotti.

Detectives sought a search warrant for the storage container, and Judge James Chou signed it. Investigators found the trove of weapons, electronics equipment and gear — as well as Fieri's Lamborghini, which police said was stolen from a San Francisco dealership in 2011 after someone rappelled from the roof in an overnight caper.

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A San Rafael teenager accused of shooting at a couple in Mill Valley and stealing a celebrity chef's Lamborghini was charged as an adult Tuesday as additional details surfaced about his alleged underworld of impersonation, weaponry and high-tech gear.

Max Michael Wade, 17, was arrested Saturday after a mix of canniness and luck led sheriff's investigators to his rented storage container in Richmond, where they discovered a dismantled AK-47 assault rifle, another assault rifle, shotgun shells and electronic equipment for jamming cellphones and radios, according to court documents.

Investigators trailed Wade as he drove through Marin and were waiting for him when he returned to CSI Mini Storage. When detectives moved in to arrest him, Wade started running down Parr Boulevard while struggling to pull a gun from his waistband, the affidavit said.

Detectives arrested him, finding a loaded Glock in his waistband and ammunition in his back pocket, Garrett said.

The suspect's wallet contained $1,500 and a false driver's license in the name of "Frank Agnello Gotti," an apparent reference to Frank Gotti Agnello, a reality television personality who is the grandson of the late New York mobster John Gotti.

Detectives sought a search warrant for the storage container, and Judge James Chou signed it. Investigators found the trove of weapons, electronics equipment and gear — as well as Fieri's Lamborghini, which police said was stolen from a San Francisco dealership in 2011 after someone rappelled from the roof in an overnight caper.