A Fayetteville man has been arrested for confronting three alternative school
students in a shopping center Friday morning while wearing a holster loaded
with a gun, police said.
Walter Kenneth Maupin, 46, of 340 Burch Rd., Fayetteville has been charged
with disorderly conduct and disrupting a public school, according to warrants
for his arrest.
Police said the confrontation in the parking lot of the Right on Thyme restaurant
near the alternative school stemmed from Maupin's concerns about the
three boys hanging around his daughter, who also attends the school. Although
he was unarmed when the altercation started, Maupin retreated to his vehicle
and put on the holster before returning to the three youths, police said.
Maupin, who left the weapon in its holster, asked each of the three victims
for their "names and information" and in return they asked if he
was a police officer, according to Lt. Beverly Trainor of the Fayetteville
Police Department.
Maupin replied that he was not a police officer, and the three victims began
walking on a sidewalk







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