Philando Castile&#039;s Concealed Carry Permit

Philando Castile's Concealed Carry Permit

Title: Philando Castile's Concealed Carry Permit
Description: Philando Castile was shot seven times and killed by a Minnesota police officer while his girlfriend and her four-year-old daughter were in the same car, after Castile politely informed the policeman that he had a licensed gun with him. The National Rifle Association, a leading gun rights advocacy group, was notably silent on Castile’s case, and local law enforcement officials even disputed the legality of Castile’s gun until his family released this photo of his concealed carry permit to the media. Castile’s attempt to exercise his Second Amendment rights ended in his death, while his killer was acquitted of all charges by the American justice system.
Creator: Document created by Hennepin County Sheriff's Office. Photo taken by family of Philando Castile. See all items with this value
Publisher: CBS News
Date: Document created June 4th, 2015, published by CBS News July 13th, 2016. See all items with this value
Type: Photograph of document.
Format: Jpeg image.
Language: English.
Subject: Legal documents; second amendment; racism; Minnesota. See all items with this value
Temporal Coverage: 2016
Rights Holder: CBS News. Family of Philando Castile.
Rights: In Copyright, used under Fair Use doctrine.

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