OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) The self-proclaimed Second Amendment auditor arrested for allegedly bringing an AR-style rifle into a metro restaurant has bonded out of jail.<\/p>\n
Timothy Harper<\/p>\n
Timothy Harper bonded out of the Oklahoma County Jail at 7:43 p.m. on Friday, according to a jail official.<\/p>\n
Harpers jail exit came hours after Oklahoma County Judge Ray Elliott refused to lower Harpers $100,000 bond. However, the judge did lift the requirement that it be a cash bond.<\/p>\n
The judge also added stipulations to the bond, including that if Harper bonds out, he wear an ankle monitor and surrender his weapons.<\/p>\n
Harper was arrested for allegedly bringing an AR-style rifle into a Twin Peaks restaurant the day after the new permitless carry law went into effect this month.<\/p>\n
The police who arrested him said the law prohibiting rifles in businesses that serve alcohol didnt change.<\/p>\n
Harpers attorney argued that the $100,000 bond wasnt appropriate for a crime that carries a maximum penalty of two years in prison and a $1.000 fine, and that it isnt necessary to ensure hell show up in court for future hearings.<\/p>\n
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