LEBANON, Pa. (AP) - A Pennsylvania woman who had her permit to carry a concealed weapon revoked after she took a gun to her daughter's soccer game now has it back.
But a judge questioned Meleanie Hain's judgment, saying "fear doesn't belong at a kid's soccer game."
Hain lost the permit after other parents complained that she carried a pistol at a game last month.
She said in court Tuesday she didn't mean to intimidate anyone, but felt she had to carry the gun openly because warm-weather clothing makes it difficult to hide it.
She claims her husband's line of work, which wasn't disclosed, makes her a "greater target" than the average person.
And with her permit back, Hain says she'll be packing the gun again at future soccer games.