Attorney general blocks prosecution in concealed carry case
The building that houses the Montana Attorney General's Office and the state Supreme Court is seen in Helena in this file photo. (Eliza Wiley/Montana Free Press)
HELENA (AP) — The office of Attorney General Austin Knudsen asked a county attorney to dismiss two concealed-carry charges filed against a Helena man accused of assaulting employees who asked him to wear a face covering while entering a restaurant last year during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Montana State News Bureau reported.
The county attorney refused, saying there was probable cause to move forward...
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