A man with a gun stopped at the "Keep Families Together" rally in Alabama

Shane Ryan Sealy, 34, was counter-demonstrating at an immigration rally at Big Spring Park in Huntsville. It can be seen on video parading in front of a gazebo during a prayer, wearing a sign. shouting "wo mp, womp", former Trump campaign director Corey Lewandowski dismissed concerns over reports that a migrant with Down syndrome had been separated from her mother on the southern border in June -West of the United States. "

Heather Resendez, co-organizer of the event, told WAFF that she had seen the weapon and heard Sealy say," I'm going to shoot everyone here.

Sealy then goes out by some men. Police surrounds Sealy.

Sealy was arrested for carrying a weapon within 1000 feet of a protest and was subsequently incarcerated for threatening and reckless minor offenses. [19659070] For more information: Thousands protest immigration policy, focusing on the mid-term

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Lt. Michael Johnson with the Huntsville Police told AL.com that Sealy is accused of pushing a protester. When the protester pushed Sealy away, Sealy reportedly withdrew the weapon, Johnson said.

He was released from prison later that night.

Huntsville City Schools spokesman Keith Ward told WHNT that Sealy briefly worked as a high school teacher in 2016.