Georgia National Guard

So the next story moving on from the cop killing love triangle is a National Guardsman on the D.C. crime deployment pulled a gun over a haircut.

Zion Mitchell, 21, of the Georgia National Guard, is charged with two felonies after allegedly drawing his pistol on a female fellow guard member during an argument about whether their hairstyles met Army grooming regulations in a van outside at a Popeye's in Northeast.

Are we going to play a guest? No, I'm just kidding.

On August 25th, he called it a playful... banter then said he only had pulled out the magazine that admitted he pointed the gun claiming he aimed it downward at a 45 degree angle rather than at her over a

If there's genuinely a security issue and we just don't have the bodies for it, tap into the National Guard.

Have the Georgia National Guard help out in Atlanta.

Keep them there.

When we start sending them across state lines, especially when we were doing the Texas National Guard going to Illinois, like, get out of here.

Janie B, what else we got?

Next is a text message from Ari in Marietta who writes, Rick Jackson says Georgia National Guard troops will monitor polling sites.

Explain that one to me.

Yeah, Ari.

And I think it is news because, you know, it did trouble people because there is that concern that Republican states, as well as, you know, because President Trump has a lot of control over Washington, D.C., where the National Guard is present.

And the National Guard was spotted outside of polling places, very close to polling places when DC had its recent mayoral election.

And a lot of activists I've talked to because I've been starting to look more into the deployment of even Georgia National Guardsmen in Washington, is that they say, look at us.

It can happen anywhere.