Sandra Bullock’s House Intruder Pleads Not Guilty For Gun Charges; ‘Gravity’ Star’s Stalker Faces Up To 12 Years Imprisonment

Sandra Bullock's house intruder pleaded not guilty to gun charges on Wednesday as the "Gravity" star's stalker faces up to 12 years jail term.

According to E! News, Joshua Corbett was charged with possessing an arsenal of weapons, including high-powered machine guns as confirmed by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.

Police has found various weapons in the Montrose home of Sandra Bullock's house intruder after he was arrested for breaking into the Academy award winning actress' upscale neighborhood.

However, with the raid on his home, Sandra Bullock's house intruder will face additional 19 felony weapons charges.

The court set the bail for Corbett's temporary freedom at $2 million for the new charges and another $185,000 from the burglary, stalking and weapons charges.

"If convicted as charged in the new case, Corbett is facing more than 12 years in county jail," E! added.

Sandra Bullock's house intruder was described as a "hot prowler suspect" by Muria Vanegas of the Los Angeles Police Department. He broke into the home of the  actress while she was inside on the early morning of June 8, according toTMZ.

A source also told TMZ  that burglary wasn't the reason for Joshua Corbett being there, but he wanted to personally meet the actress. A report by Today also claimed that the suspect was probably "obsessed" with the actress and might have kept a diary about her.

The Los Angeles Police Department collared Joshua Corbett at around 6:30 a.m. Sandra Bullock wasn't harmed during the incident.

Police authorities, according to MailOnline, theorized that Joshua Corbett was at the house of Sandra Bullock "to catch a glimpse of the actress." The suspect broke into the house "by climbing over a chain-link, barbed wire fence around 5 a.m. on Sunday."

Sandra Bullock found the suspect and locked herself in one of the rooms before calling the police. He was reportedly still in the yard when the police arrived at the scene.