Category: Paulding County Man With a Gun

GCO Asks Paulding County to Stop Detaining Armed Citizens

GCO attorney John Monroe wrote a letter to Paulding County Attorney Jayson Phillips to reconsider his conclusion that Paulding deputies may detain anyone seen carrying a firearm for the sole purpose of determining if they have GWLs. The discussion follows an email from GCO member Robbie Massie, who complained to Phillips when a deputy detained…

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Court Denies Paulding Reconsideration

The federal district court in Atlanta has denied GCO’s motion for reconsideration in the lawsuit against deputies who illegally arrested a GCO member for disorderly conduct and carrying a concealed weapon.

GCO Member Replies in Convenience Store Case

In his federal lawsuit against Paulding County deputies for arresting him for carrying a concealed weapon, when the weapon was openly carried, GCO member Luke Woodard has filed a reply brief in support of his motion for reconsideration.

Court Rules Arrest Improper in Convenience Store Case, Denies Damages

In a GCO member’s federal lawsuit against Paulding County deputies for illegally arresting him for carrying a concealed weapon and disorderly conduct, the court has ruled that there was no probable cause to arrest for either charge.

GCO Member Files Briefs in Illegal Arrest Case

GCO member Luke Woodard has filed two briefs in his federal case against two Paulding County deputies for arresting him for concealed carry when he was openly carrying.

Paulding Deputies Respond to Motion for Summary Judgment

The Paulding County Sheriff’s deputies being sued by GCO member Luke Woodard for arresting him illegally for carrying a concealed weapon have responded to Woodard’s motion for summary judgment.

Paulding Deputies File Motion for Summary Judgment

In a GCO member’s federal civil rights case against Paulding County deputies for arresting him in violation of his constitutional rights, the deputies have filed a motion for summary judgment, the brief in support of which can be viewed here.

GCO Member Files Motion for Summary Judgment in Illegal Arrest Case

GCO member Luke Woodard has filed a motion for summary judgment in his federal civil rights case against two Paulding County deputies who arrested him for disorderly conduct and carrying a concealed weapon (with his GFL in his wallet).