I understand it is legal to make a citizens arrest, and it’s legal to open-carry, but is it legal to use a gun in a citizens arrest? If it is, it seems like too much power granted to a civilian.
I understand it is legal to make a citizens arrest, and it’s legal to open-carry, but is it legal to use a gun in a citizens arrest? If it is, it seems like too much power granted to a civilian.
Well it's a good first step. But this is the kind of thing I meant when I previously said I was doubtful justice would be served:
Well it's a good first step. But this is the kind of thing I meant when I previously said I was doubtful justice would be served:
Documents obtained by The New York Times show that a Georgia prosecutor who had the case for weeks before recusing himself over a conflict of interest had advised the Glynn County Police Department that there was “insufficient probable cause” to issue arrest warrants for the McMichaels.
I understand it is legal to make a citizens arrest, and it’s legal to open-carry, but is it legal to use a gun in a citizens arrest? If it is, it seems like too much power granted to a civilian.
This was great and is well worth a submission on its own, IMO. I'm excited to start looking in the archive at other concepts as well.
wow, that was comprehensive lol, I enjoyed it
Well it's a good first step. But this is the kind of thing I meant when I previously said I was doubtful justice would be served: