Myles: Cops can't carry into court

Like most judges, John David Myles doesn't want guns to be brought into his courtroom. But, unlike most judges, Myles has even prohibited law-enforcement officers from packing heat in his courtroom.

And the decision has caused several local police officers to be up in arms.

Myles, who is the Family Court judge, said his decision is for the safety of those in the court.

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