Ultimately, tho, the 2A supporters here on FR should be in agreement with her refusal to the breathalyzer.
Whether inebriated or not, she did not use/brandish the weapon and informed the po-po that she had a license. If the officer smelled alcohol on her breath, that is not sufficient evidence -in this instance- to require a BAC blow; she was not operating a vehicle.
Ultimately, tho, the 2A supporters here on FR should be in agreement with her refusal to the breathalyzer.
Whether inebriated or not, she did not use/brandish the weapon and informed the po-po that she had a license. If the officer smelled alcohol on her breath, that is not sufficient evidence -in this instance- to require a BAC blow; she was not operating a vehicle.
Yes, and in MO, no laws were broken as to carrying while drinking. In order to get charged with unlawful use of a weapon, she would have to have to brandish or otherwise handle the fireare.