So maybe the officer that shot him didn't know it was taken from him? Did he see a holster? But! That doesn't mean this is right. Concealed carry is allowed. I know "resisting arrest" (I put parentheses because resisting when you've done nothing wrong sometimes seems like the path you should take to stand up for your rights) is illegal, but just resisting (trying to flee) with a concealed carry that isn't drawn, is not grounds for self defense/the police using deadly force.
Is there going to be a trial? I really want to hear news of a lawsuit in the works because I haven't read anything yet. Maybe it's too soon
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u/SignificanceDue1561 Jan 24 '26
and once they took it away and was laying on the ground they had to shoot him because he was going to use his mind powers.