A man accused of having a gun near the visitation service for a fallen Cincinnati officer has pleaded guilty.Kamaron Lyshe pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of carrying a concealed weapon. A charge of carrying a weapon in a school zone was dropped.Police said Lyshe had a handgun when officers approached his car on the Xavier University campus on June 25.Lyshe was not far from the visitation for Officer Sonny Kim, who had been shot to death while on a call in Madisonville.Lyshe was sentenced to 28 days in jail, with credit for the 28 days he'd already been jailed.