Pulley v. Commonwealth

OPINION'

THOMPSON, JUDGE:

Charles Pulley was charged with menacing and second-degree disorderly conduct. Pulley confronted police at a traffic safety checkpoint after an officer removed Pulley’s firearm from his vehicle and checked the firearm’s serial number. Following a jury trial in the Livingston District Court, Pulley was acquitted of menacing but convicted of second-degree disorderly conduct. He appealed to the Livingston Circuit Court arguing.the district court erroneously denied his motion to suppress and his motion for a directed verdict. The circuit court affirmed. We granted…