"Rico Marley was arrested as he emerged from the bathroom at a Publix supermarket in Atlanta. He was wearing body armor and carrying six loaded weapons – four handguns in his jacket pockets, and in a guitar bag, a semi-automatic rifle and a 12-gauge shotgun."
"Moments earlier, an Instacart delivery driver had alerted a store employee after seeing Marley in the bathroom, along with the AR-15-style rifle, which was propped against a wall."
"Clearly, visiting the grocery store with a trove of guns had frightened people?"
"In states with permissive gun laws, the police and prosecutors have limited tools at their disposal when a heavily armed individual's mere presence in a public space sows fear or even panic."
"Events such as the one involving Marley are examples of a problem already bedeviling police and prosecutors, sometimes from the moment an armed person is spotted in public. Police officers sometimes had mere seconds to determine whether a person with a gun either legally has the right or he's a madman – or both.
"For the average cop walking the street in America, it's a huge dilemma, knowing there have been countless active-shooter situations"
"Marley was released"
https://buffalonews.com/a-heavily-a...cle_d576ceaf-80d6-5a50-b62b-5015833a1d72.html
Only a matter of time before gun enthusiasts will be testing what few gun laws remain with similar type actions, welcome to MAGA America, where stopping on the way home to get a quart of milk takes on a whole new meaning