Matt Novak: When the local news tried out Black Wolf, (notably after a court order telling the app to shut down), they were picked up by a retired cop who wasn't licensed to even be a security guard in Georgia.

The cool thing about Black Wolf, the Uber with armed drivers, is that Georgia regulators have told them to stop but they apparently just continue to operate anyway.

The Kidnap Express is apparently trying to market to women in particular

Black Wolf owner still using armed drivers despite court orderwww.fox5atlanta.com 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.

When the local news tried out Black Wolf, (notably after a court order telling the app to shut down), they were picked up by a retired cop who wasn't licensed to even be a security guard in Georgia.

I hadn't heard about Black Wolf in quite a while, but checking their Facebook page it looks like they're planning to expand to new cities. I'd take that with a grain of salt. I'm pretty sure they said they'd be expanding to New York about a year ago, which didn't happen.

Even with the recent erosion of NYC gun control laws that would be hard and they'd still need a taxi limousine license

gun and car delivery app. do the drivers post weight and how easily they might fit in truck?

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