A 22-year-old Kansas-based Nigerian student, Osayuwame Bazuaye, who was previously convicted for possessing weapons in Wichita, has received an additional five-year sentence for threatening a federal agent’s family.

The U.S. attorney’s office for Kansas said, in a release on Friday, that Bazuaye was charged in 2012 with unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition after he fired a handgun from the balcony of his Wichita apartment.

While he was in custody, Bazuaye was also convicted of threatening to sexually assault the wife and daughter of a deportation officer with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

The prosecutor’s office says he was sentenced on Friday to five years on the threat charge.

The five-year sentence will run consecutively to the two-year sentence he’s serving in the firearms case after which he faces deportation back to Nigeria.

Bazuaye has been in Wichita since 2008 when he entered the United States on a student visa and attended Butler County Community College and Wichita State University.