glockowner
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http://docs.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/ohio/ohndce/5:2011cv00939/175720/17/
Basically, the plaintiff was stopped in Cuyahoga Falls with a rifle and pistol, open carrying.
He was proned, his weapons removed, detained for 35 minutes, then released with his guns.
He sued CFs police, city etc. that his rights were violated.
His complaint was dismissed
However, the more interesting point is the US District Court's opinion held that he could have been charged with Disturbing the Peace. Read the cite of the law in the link above on page 5.
I guess, one should think carefully about getting charged with disturbing the peace....
Basically, the plaintiff was stopped in Cuyahoga Falls with a rifle and pistol, open carrying.
He was proned, his weapons removed, detained for 35 minutes, then released with his guns.
He sued CFs police, city etc. that his rights were violated.
His complaint was dismissed
However, the more interesting point is the US District Court's opinion held that he could have been charged with Disturbing the Peace. Read the cite of the law in the link above on page 5.
I guess, one should think carefully about getting charged with disturbing the peace....
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