Cumming Pastor Pulled Over at Gunpoint by Police
The pastor of God's House of Prayer in Cumming was let go after the mistaken identity was realized.
A Cumming pastor was pulled over at gunpoint by Alpharetta Police after leaving SharpShooters gun range in Roswell when they mistook him for an armed robber on Feb. 16, reports wsbtv.com. God's House of Prayer Pastor Boyd Allen was with two friends on Alpharetta Highway when one of the friends realized they had left a newly purchased gun on top of the car and got out to retrieve it. Seeing the gun on top of the car, a concerned witness called police and that's what caused the confusion, according to the wsbtv.com report. A dispatcher put out a lookout for the pastor's vehicle "for armed robbery and assault," says the report. After the Allen was cuffed on the ground, the mistake was realized and he was let go. But he told wsbtv.com the …
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KimmyPeace
1:47 pm on Friday, April 5, 2013
Same thing happen to myself with Rockdale County police officers in my 3 year old daughter was in the car and other younger siblings take me as a suspect that I was it and I was handcuffed as well and pulled over a gun point I'm still trying to pursue the incident that happened to me trying to get my story heard police officers need to be more carefully how to handle situations only if the … more ›