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A man wearing a camouflage mask while possessing three handguns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition was arrested outside a Pizza Hut in Griffin, authorities said.
Jeremy Arnez Eppinger, 26, is accused of loitering around the restaurant on West McIntosh Road on Sunday, Griffin police said in a Friday news release.
Witnesses told police Eppinger was acting suspicious and crouching behind a nearby retaining wall while wearing the mask.
One witness said Eppinger jumped over the wall while holding a handgun and began walking toward the Pizza Hut until he noticed the witness quickly trying to get away, the release said. He then became “startled” and retreated to his vehicle.
Officers said he had the mask around his neck and a Smith & Wesson 9mm handgun in his waistband when they arrived, the release said.
In his car, police said they found a Kel-Tec AR-15-style pistol, a third handgun and hundreds of rounds of ammo, including pre-loaded 30-round magazines, the release said.
He was arrested and charged with criminal attempt of aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime, wearing masks and reckless conduct, according to Spalding County Jail records.
https://www.ajc.com/news/crime–law/cops-man-wearing-camo-mask-with-guns-hundreds-bullets-arrested-outside-pizza-hut/xbmULAxOOr5YII2Osq3XaL/
It's clear Steven Spielberg hasn't warmed up to Netflix.
Less than a week after Netflix's Roma walked away with three Oscar awards, IndieWire reports Spielberg intends to propose an Academy rule change that would disqualify Netflix original films from Oscar contention. He's expected to make his case during the next Academy Board of Governors meeting scheduled for April.
"Steven feels strongly about the difference between the streaming and theatrical situation," said a spokesperson for Amblin, a production company founded by Spielberg. "He'll be happy if the others will join [his campaign] when that comes up [at the Academy Board of Governors meeting]. He will see what happens."
Spielberg, who represents the directors branch on the Academy board, has been a vocal critic of streaming giants and their unorthodox approach to filmmaking. He spoke his concerns during a March 2018 interview with ITV News, stating these types of films should only be eligible for Emmys, not Academy Awards.
https://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2019/03/steven-spielberg-may-propose-oscars-rule-change-to-disqualify-netflix-films