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Police officers in Brookings, Oregon, were answering a call about a fight in progress at a McDonald's parking lot when they received a second call saying that one of the fight's participants had drawn a gun. When police arrived on the scene, they found one man pointing a gun at two younger men. The police drew their guns on the gun-wielding man and ordered him to set down his weapon. When the man, 59-year-old Kerry Von Pohle, did lower his weapon, only a few minutes passed before the police got a reality check and learned not to judge a situation by first appearances.
As it turned out, Von Pohle drew his legally registered pistol on the two unarmed men, 18-year-old Kevin Eber and 19-year-old Jacob Shelton, because he was being attacked by them. Inexplicably, "Kevin Eber had thrown a partially full ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Spoiling for a fight.(EXERCISING THE RIGHT)(Brief article)