Ga. man fights for license to sell guns from home
By The Associated Press
Posted 9:05AM on Sunday 12th October 2014 ( 10 years ago )
WARNER ROBINS, Ga. (AP) -- A middle Georgia man is fighting local officials for a license to operate a home-based business that sells guns to customers online.<br />
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The Macon Telegraph reports ( http://bit.ly/115HwTN ) Brian Gross of Bonaire has twice been denied a business license by Houston County commissioners. He hopes to succeed this month after a Superior Court judge Wednesday ordered commissioners to grant the license, saying they had no legitimate reason to deny Gross' application.<br />
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Commission Chairman Tommy Stalnaker said he expects commissioners will approve the license at their next meeting Oct. 21 and won't appeal.<br />
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Gross' attorney, Kelly Burke, accused commissioners of denying the license because they're "scared of guns." But county officials say Gross' business plan would violate a local ordinance barring home-based retailers from shipping items to or from their houses.
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