In a news release issued today, the department said it was still looking into the incident and it is "committed to ensuring a complete and thorough investigation is conducted.
"If you were present and were not contacted by an officer at the scene, or you were, but have not yet had a chance to tell you story to a detective, please contact the Springfield Police Department by calling 417-864-1810 or by e-mailing SPDMail@SpringfieldMO.gov."
Dimitriy Andreychenko, 20, (pictured) said he was conducting a social experiment and told his wife he wanted to find out if "Wal-Mart honored the Second Amendment."
Andreychenko was charged with making a terroristic threat, a felony and is free after posting $10,000 bond. His next hearing is 10 a.m. September 16 in Greene County Circuit Court.
Armed Springfield man: I wanted to know if Wal-Mart honored the Second Amendment
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