Gunman hijacks National Guard caravan transporting COVID vaccines in Texas: authorities
By Jon Skolnik
Published March 22, 2021
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An Arizona man was arrested after police say he corraled a convoy of National Guardsmen transporting COVID-19 vaccines to Matador, Texas, on Monday morning.
Larry Harris, a 66-year-old man from Wilcox, Arizona, was armed when he tailed three National Guard vehicles from a gas station in Lubbock to approximately two miles east of Idalou, authorities said, according to WAFB9. Idalou Police said that Harris made multiple attempts to run the caravan off the road, at times veering into oncoming traffic. Once the vans stopped, he pointed a gun at one unarmed Guardsman and demanded to search all of the vehicles, insisting that he was a detective. The Guardsmen eventually filed out of their vehicles.
Police later found Harris to be in possession of a loaded pistol, as well as two loaded magazines. No bullets were fired in the standoff and Harris was immediately taken into custody. According to WAFB, Harris was charged with "aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, unlawful restraint of 11 National Guard Soldiers, unlawful carrying of a weapon, impersonating a Public Servant, and interference with Texas Military Forces."
https://www.rawstory.com/texas-vaccine/
So how did that background check go there in Arizona ............. well they have this on the books
Arizona does not require private sellers (sellers who are not licensed dealers) to initiate a background check when transferring a firearm.
https://giffords.org/lawcenter/state-laws/background-check-procedures-in-arizona/#:~:text=Arizona%20has%20no%20law%20requiring,by%20contacting%20the%20FBI%20directly.
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thanks for the catch ..............
You got me.
