Wouldn't his method of carrying be considered "brandishing" - which in most jurisdictions is illegal? On second thought, never mind. His skin color and political orientation makes it ok.
I searched and could not find "brandishing" in the GA code; closest is pointing a firearm. https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2022/title-16/chapter-11/article-4/part-1/section-16-11-102/ He's not pointing the pistol, and the way he's holding it is deliberate....he knows the law and he's making a statement. But that's also good intel...
Wouldn't his method of carrying be considered "brandishing" - which in most jurisdictions is illegal? On second thought, never mind. His skin color and political orientation makes it ok.
ReplyDeleteHe was making a statement to journalists wanting to question him. "Don't do it. I mean it."
ReplyDeleteIsn't that brandishing? Even with open carry permit? But it's pretty stupid anyway.
ReplyDeleteI searched and could not find "brandishing" in the GA code; closest is pointing a firearm.
ReplyDeletehttps://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2022/title-16/chapter-11/article-4/part-1/section-16-11-102/
He's not pointing the pistol, and the way he's holding it is deliberate....he knows the law and he's making a statement.
But that's also good intel...