Man arrested for shooting at Civil War re-enactors
Gary Allen Lane was arrested for a slew of charges related to shooting at Civil War re-enactors on Nov. 6. (Photo: McIntosh County Sheriff’s Department)
An Oklahoma man opened fire on some Civil War re-enactors as they put on the Battle of Honey Springs, a union victory over Indian territory, on Nov. 6.
McIntosh County Sheriff’s Department said deputies arrested Gary Allen Lane, who lives near the site of the re-enactment, for a slew of charges related to the incident. He was drunk at the time.
When deputies arrived on the scene, they found Lane holding a loaded sawed off shotgun. He refused to comply with commands and ultimately began to flee, discarding the shotgun as he ran. Deputies eventually caught up with him and after a short struggle they arrested him.
Afterward investigators found that some of the rounds Lane fired penetrated a tent where nine actors were standing. One actor was struck in the arm by a pellet, but did not sustain injury.
Lane was transported to the McIntosh County Criminal Justice Center, where he is being held without bond.
He was charged with reckless conduct with a firearm, assault and battery with a deadly weapon by use of firearm, possession of a firearm while under the influence of alcohol, malicious injury to property and resisting arrest.
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