I-Team: Black Wolf owner still using armed drivers despite court order
By Randy Travis Published November 3, 2023 ATLANTA - The state ordered the owner of an armed ride-share company to immediately stop what he's doing following a FOX 5 I-Team investigation that raised questions about his Georgia security guard license. Kerry KingBrown operates Black Wolf, a service that provides armed drivers through an app on a customer's phone. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/black-wolf-owner-ordered-to-stop-so-how-did-we-catch-him-still-using-armed-drivers
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