Michigan woman files lawsuit against official who allegedly threatened her with a rifle
Updated 1:23 PM;
TRAVERSE CITY, MI – A Michigan woman who was speaking out about gun violence during a public meeting when an elected official brought an assault rifle into view has filed First Amendment lawsuit in federal court.
Patricia “Kelly” MacIntosh, 74, of Grand Traverse County, was requesting that elected officials make a public statement denouncing the violence at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, specifically actions by the Proud Boys organization, during the Jan. 20 Grand Traverse County Board of Commissioners virtual meeting when Vice Chair Ron Clous got up, disappeared off screen and then returned holding an assault rifle.