There's a couple of incorrect statements in this article:
"From the start, Louisiana law appeared to be on Cage’s side. The statute allows registered guns in a vehicle, which is treated as an extension of a person’s home. WWL-TV asked a longtime defense attorney, and he agreed: “Is she in any kind of violation whatsoever? And the answer to that is no,” Craig Mordock said."
"Registered guns"? Not in Louisiana.
"Extension of a person's home"? As often as people like to say those words, nowhere in the Louisiana revised statutes do those words appear.
And this quote is laughable:
WWL-TV spoke Thursday with Sheriff Mike Tregre, and he defended his deputies, despite the charge against Cage being refused.
“The DA makes that decision. We did what we had to do to protect everyone,” Tregre said.
The deputies protected everyone from a pistol locked inside of a vehicle? Good job!
"From the start, Louisiana law appeared to be on Cage’s side. The statute allows registered guns in a vehicle, which is treated as an extension of a person’s home. WWL-TV asked a longtime defense attorney, and he agreed: “Is she in any kind of violation whatsoever? And the answer to that is no,” Craig Mordock said."
"Registered guns"? Not in Louisiana.
"Extension of a person's home"? As often as people like to say those words, nowhere in the Louisiana revised statutes do those words appear.
And this quote is laughable:
WWL-TV spoke Thursday with Sheriff Mike Tregre, and he defended his deputies, despite the charge against Cage being refused.
“The DA makes that decision. We did what we had to do to protect everyone,” Tregre said.
The deputies protected everyone from a pistol locked inside of a vehicle? Good job!
Charge dropped for woman who took gun to preschool graduation
Jaquanna Cage spent almost four weeks jailed on misdemeanor until DA dropped the case
www.nola.com
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