A caller reports that a person got into an argument over a parking space at Tully's restaurant on Main Street in the city and brandished a black 22-caliber semi-automatic pistol. Batavia police are responding to the complaint.
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An Erie County man was
An Erie County man was charged with second-degree menacing after he allegedly displayed a handgun during an argument with another motorist over a traffic incident in the parking lot of an East Main Street restaurant Thursday night, city police said.
Steven M. Mogle, 56, of 28 Greenbriar Drive, Lancaster was charged about 8:10 p.m. Mogle did possess a New York State pistol permit for the weapon.
is this guy stupid ?
thay should take his gun permit from him
Maybe he was just "standing
Maybe he was just "standing his ground".
This is the problem with such
This is the problem with such vague articles. What was stated in the arguement? Did he brandished the gun after a threat or did he try to show unlawful force? Once again people, before you get your feathers in a ruffle you might want to find out full facts. Remember there is three sides to every arguement! There could of been a veral threat against Mogle. In this case we do not know if a witness(es) were close enough to hear or if they had just walked out as Mogle brandished a handgun. Important issue is that he did not use it and no one was injured! Could of been worst, there could of been a shoot out. Mark, do you know the facts of the arguement? If not, maybe before you judge you get facts from all sides.