Man Arrested For Firing Live Ammunition At Actors In A Civil War Reenactment
- 8 years ago
On Friday, a man in Oklahoma, showed up a Civil War reenactment toting a sawed-off shotgun loaded with real rounds and opened fire on a tent filled with actors.
Civil War reenactments often involve a fair amount of firearms, but typically they are not filled with live ammunition.
However, on Friday, Gary Alen Lane of McIntosh County, Oklahoma, showed up at such an event toting a sawed-off shotgun loaded with real rounds.
Further, he was drunk at the time, according to WFTV.
Lane fired the weapon into a tent where several of the players involved in the Battle of Honey Spring recreation were congregating.
Civil War reenactments often involve a fair amount of firearms, but typically they are not filled with live ammunition.
However, on Friday, Gary Alen Lane of McIntosh County, Oklahoma, showed up at such an event toting a sawed-off shotgun loaded with real rounds.
Further, he was drunk at the time, according to WFTV.
Lane fired the weapon into a tent where several of the players involved in the Battle of Honey Spring recreation were congregating.