Man brandishes gun at Black Lives Matter activist at L.A. County DA’s Granada Hills home

LOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- A Black Lives Matter activist said Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey's husband brandished a gun at her as she, along with other protesters, rallied outside the couple's home in Granada Hills early Monday morning.

Melina Abdullah, one of the the most vocal Black Lives Matter organizers in Los Angeles, released video of the confrontation she said happened between her and Lacey's husband David at around 5:40 a.m.

The footage opens with a man holding up a firearm at his door saying: "Get off of my porch, right now. Get off."

A woman is heard responding: "Good morning. Are you going to shoot me?"

The man replied: "I will shoot you. Get off of my porch. ... Get off of my porch, right now. We're calling the police, right now."

He then shuts door.

Abdullah was among about two dozen people holding up Black Lives Matter signs outside the residence, chanting their disapproval of Lacey.

Lacey, who took office as county district attorney in 2012, is facing two challengers in the March 3 primary: former San Francisco DA George Gascón and Rachel Rossi, a former Los Angeles County public defender.