Police advise that a gun is not the best way to make somebody put a mask on

Bridgewater Police report arresting an East Bridgewater man they say pulled out a gun in an argument that began when the man insisted another person put a mask on while shopping at a local drugstore.

Todd Goulston, 59, now faces charges of assault with a dangerous weapon, disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace for the July 3 incident, police say, adding his gun license was suspended and his firearm seized.

At approximately 5:20 p.m. on Friday, July 3, Bridgewater Police responded to a call from the manager at Walgreen's Pharmacy, 4 Central Square, for a report of two men arguing inside the store about one of the men not wearing a face mask.

The argument continued into the parking lot where one of the men, later identified as GOULSTON, allegedly pulled out a gun from his vehicle and pointed it at the other man, who had not been wearing a face mask in the store. GOULSTON then got in his vehicle and left the scene.

The victim, a 30-year-old Abington man, was not injured in the incident.