In what police termed a “bizarre” series of events, Wintle allegedly started talking to Seamans about the infant that died this week at Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter on Ticonic Street and said he was looking for the mother’s drug dealer.
News reports made no mention of drugs involved in the infant’s death and did not reveal the family.
He then pulled a .22-caliber handgun out of his pants’ waistband and pointed it at Seamans in the Dunkin Donuts parking lot, located on Kennedy Memorial Drive.
Sunday, May 22, 2011
They're all about responsible gun ownership
Future recipient of the Wayne LaPierre outstanding gun-rights advocate award from the NRA, Maine State legislator and, of course, Republican Frederick Ladd Wintle:
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that sounds like proper gun use. playing with it.
Sounds like a mash-up of "Mayberry RFD" and "Death Wish II."
Shirley he was told to "See Seamans first!"?
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He was definitely channeling his inner Barney Fife unless he is a big Elvis fan. The King would have been looking for her dealer and her pimp, too.
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