After being pushed by two women and punched in the face by a man in a road rage incident Sean Sampson, a resident of Georgetown, Kentucky drew his openly carried firearm and shot the assailant in the leg.
So why was he arrested and the guy that started it not? Police made it clear that Sean didn't have a CCW permit yet he was open carrying in accordance with the law.
"I am not a criminal. I am a law-abiding citizen who was defending himself," Sampson said, adding that he feared Huff had a weapon: "If these guys are coming at me and I still got my gun, apparently they have something on them as well."
Sometimes use of a gun is not always the best way to handle thing.
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This would be an example of how gun owners should not be escalating. if these people were arguing at all id be like fuck it and walk away or sit in my car until the police showed up. the fact that he had a gun in his waste band means he should not have been getting into an argument. 
Well, if you look into the details it was a road rage incident, the two women kept coming and the guy attacked him even seeing he was openly carrying a firearm. Given his position, I would have thought my attacked had a weapon as well so I don't see him as being at fault.