LYNN – A judge ordered $5,000 cash bail for a city man who allegedly admitted in a phone call from the police station that he owned the unlicensed gun and drugs police found in his apartment while investigating a shooting.Joshua Dixon, 23, pleaded not guilty to intent to distribute Class B drugs; carrying a loaded firearm without a license; possession of a firearm without a license; possession with intent to distribute Class B drugs; and discharge of a firearm within 500 feet of a building.Police reported responding at 12:57 a.m. July 6 to a Melvin Avenue home on the call of a disturbance with multiple possible gunshots. A witness told police she heard three gunshots then looked out her window into the backyard of the Melvin Avenue home and saw a female yelling at a light-skinned black male.”(The witness) could hear the female yelling ?you really gonna shoot me with that Glock? You really going to pop off that Glock in front of me?'” Lynn Police Officer Nick Woodbury wrote in a report.The witness said everybody involved then went to the third floor apartment of the Melvin Avenue home.Police approaching the home allegedly saw a man run down into the basement. Dixon was later found hiding in the basement between two hot-water tanks. Police also found a loaded gun and 12.6 grams of suspected crack cocaine underneath a mattress inside the third-floor apartment, officers reported.At Dixon’s arraignment on Wednesday, Judge Ellen Flatley revoked the defendant’s bail on another case and ordered him held up to 30 days. She also ordered Dixon held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing scheduled for next Wednesday.Essex Assistant District Attorney Katelyn Giliberti withdrew the request for a dangerousness hearing Wednesday and requested $15,000 cash bail. She cited Dixon’s alleged admission to owning the drugs and gun and his record of defaults and probation violations, according to court documents.But court-appointed defense attorney Amy Sixt said there was no definitive evidence of a shooting. No shell casings were recovered from the scene, and two witnesses denied there had been any gunshots, Sixt said, according to court documents.Judge Cathleen Campbell ordered Dixon held on $5,000 cash bail and to return to court Sept. 5.