Federal judge rules police cannot detain people for open carry!

[ett]

At our most recent Tea Party meeting last week.
The gun rights attorney that spoke. Mentioned a court case he recently learned about.
I seem to recall the case was concerning open carry being probable cause for searches.
I do not remember the details such as names of people involved, where it occurred, etc...
I'm waiting for the video of the meeting to be posted. So I can recall the details and verify I'm not completely wrong.

BUT
I 99% certain the gist was this.

• The case is before the PA Supreme Court.
• The defendant was stopped and searched simply because he was open carrying.
• The defendant's attorney is a public defender who does not know PA's gun laws.
• The attorney that spoke at our meeting is rushing to get some info together to help the defendant's case.
• The news media and anti-gun crowd has been doing everything they can to keep it quiet about this case.
• I think the case is about to be tried soon. Such as possibly Dec 2017 or Jan 2018.

Does anyone else know what case this might be ?

[LTCcarrier]

Yeah but that is not the Eastern District of PA so most likely the decision is not applicable to Philly.

[ett]

Update to my previous post; post #21.
The video concerning the case of simply open or concealed carrying being reasonable suspicion is now available.
Joshua Prince starts talking about the case around 6:15 in the following:

[Bang]

Thanks for posting!

[PAMedic=F|A=]

What drug this to the top?

[Ricochet]

What drug this to the top?

I dont know.This seems to be happening a lot on this forum lately.
Threads from years and years ago seem to be at the top out of nowhere.

[TaePo]

Appears to be contradictory court cases. The one in PA is at State Supreme Court level and a Public Defender is handling. I hope people help him out for free. We don't need to have OC listed as probable cause legally anymore than driving a muscle car means you might have been speeding so let me read your GPS or car computer!

ETA = Also, I hope people would look at Commonwealth (PA) vs. Hawkins. In there they give a hint about how ridiculous probable cause because of a firearm is.

[PAMedic=F|A=]

edit nvm