State v. Larson
Court of Appeals of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
JESSON, Judge
Appellant challenges his conviction of carrying a pistol in public while under the influence of alcohol, arguing that the statutory term “carry” does not include transporting an unloaded pistol fully enclosed in a case. Because the plain meaning of the word “carry” in the statute includes transporting a pistol on one’s person, even if the pistol is unloaded and in a case, we affirm.
FACTS
Just after midnight on December 19, 2015, appellant Bryan Lee Larson and two friends were given a ride in a motor vehicle to the First National Bank Building in downtown St. Paul. Larson,…
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