WATCH: Pueblo police arrest suspect allegedly reaching for gun at 'No Kings' rally
A woman was seen on video allegedly reaching for her gun at the "No Kings" rally in Pueblo on Saturday, June 14, when security tackled her to the ground. According to PPD, the suspect was later arrested.
PUEBLO, Colo. (KDVR) — A woman was seen on video allegedly reaching for her gun at the "No Kings" rally in Pueblo on Saturday, June 14, when security tackled her to the ground. According to PPD, the suspect was later arrested.
The video below, sent by a viewer of Nexstar sister station FOX21, Barbara Jabaily, shows a woman wearing a gun strapped to her side as she reaches for it, prompting security to tackle her to the ground. As they hold her down, one security guard checks the gun for ammo.
According to the Pueblo Police, the suspect, identified as 54-year-old Laura Hall, was arrested and faces charges of felony menacing with a deadly weapon and disrupting a lawful assembly. PPD stated that she did not appear to be associated with the No Kings March and Rally, and the incident did not cause significant disruptions or threats during the event.
Hall is being held at the Pueblo County Detention Center. According to court documents, her bail is set for $10,000.
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