Armed Man Intimidates Children at School Bus Stops, Sparks Concern Among Parents and Officials

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Maryland Governor Wes Moore condemned the actions of J'den McAdory, a man who has been showing up at an Anne Arundel County school bus stop with an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle in his hands to protest the governor's new gun control law. McAdory claims he is reminding people of their Second Amendment rights and that he means no harm. While Anne Arundel County police say he is permitted to do what he's doing under Maryland law, the governor's office called his actions cowardly and intimidating. Parents and students have expressed concern, and McAdory has agreed not to protest with his AR-15 during school pickup or drop-off times.
- Governor calls armed man's actions 'cowardly, intimidating' after I-Team report WBAL TV Baltimore
- Person with long gun spotted walking by school bus stops, talking to children wmar2news.com
- Anne Arundel police alerted of person legally armed with long gun near bus stops, talking with children CBS Baltimore
- I-Team: Parents concerned about man with assault rifle at school bus stop WBAL TV Baltimore
- Reporter Slammed For 'Both Sides' Tweet On Man Who Carries AR-15 At School Bus Stop Yahoo News
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