Charges Dropped Against St Louis Couple

[iceberg]

Missouri AG intervenes in case against St. Louis couple who defended their home with guns

Mark McCloskey claims that protesters began making threats towards him and his wife. He went inside and retrieved a pistol and what appeared to be an AR-15.

www.lawenforcementtoday.com

good. they never should have been brought up.
their broken gun never should have been "fixed"
their gun never should have been illegally taken from them

now go slap the local attorney.

 

[BigDave]

Great news!

 

[BS Filter]

This is why we must never surrender our guns. It's as plain as the grease on Jerry Nadler's fingers.

 

[mdk]

Splendid.

 

[ZZ PUPPS]

They should sue for violation of their civil rights (protection, 2nd amendment), unlawful arrest and confiscation of property and subsequent reckless endangerment due to the preceding actions.

 

[MarathonMike]

Great! Now file a suit against that idiot AG.

 

[TheParser]

Great news!

But I am afraid that if the Dems win big on November 3, then the charges might be reinstated or that other couples who similarly defend their homes from menacing mobs will be charged.

 

[WillowTree]

That is good news!

 

[Indeependent]

What if they shot at people who didn't invade their actual home?
A person should be able to protect their entire property, not just the inside of the house.

 

[night_son]

Missouri AG intervenes in case against St. Louis couple who defended their home with guns

Mark McCloskey claims that protesters began making threats towards him and his wife. He went inside and retrieved a pistol and what appeared to be an AR-15.

www.lawenforcementtoday.com

good. they never should have been brought up.
their broken gun never should have been "fixed"
their gun never should have been illegally taken from them

now go slap the local attorney.

Great news. My only question: will this intervention of behalf of our Second Amendment rights set a nationwide precedent for self-defense or will it remain a fuzzy blip on history's radar?

 

[progressive hunter]

What if they shot at people who didn't invade their actual home?
A person should be able to protect their entire property, not just the inside of the house.

in missouri we can,,,

 

[night_son]

What if they shot at people who didn't invade their actual home?
A person should be able to protect their entire property, not just the inside of the house.

And the right to protect our homes and entire curtilage ought to be a national right which supersedes any state law forbidding it.

 

[progressive hunter]

Missouri AG intervenes in case against St. Louis couple who defended their home with guns

Mark McCloskey claims that protesters began making threats towards him and his wife. He went inside and retrieved a pistol and what appeared to be an AR-15.

www.lawenforcementtoday.com

good. they never should have been brought up.
their broken gun never should have been "fixed"
their gun never should have been illegally taken from them

now go slap the local attorney.
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I wonder when coyote will be here to answer for her mistakes on the subject,,,

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

They should sue for violation of their civil rights (protection, 2nd amendment), unlawful arrest and confiscation of property and subsequent reckless endangerment due to the preceding actions.

Add malicious prosecution.

 

[Dick Foster]

Idiot, it was the AG who dropped the charges, he didn't file them. Try reading the story once in a while.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

What if they shot at people who didn't invade their actual home?
A person should be able to protect their entire property, not just the inside of the house.

In Texas

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Missouri AG intervenes in case against St. Louis couple who defended their home with guns

Mark McCloskey claims that protesters began making threats towards him and his wife. He went inside and retrieved a pistol and what appeared to be an AR-15.

www.lawenforcementtoday.com

good. they never should have been brought up.
their broken gun never should have been "fixed"
their gun never should have been illegally taken from them

now go slap the local attorney.

And give them their guns back.

 

[pknopp]

Charges like this and those that were dropped in Louisville are a part of what reform is addressing.

 

[Canon Shooter]

What if they shot at people who didn't invade their actual home?
A person should be able to protect their entire property, not just the inside of the house.

Well, unfortunately, you can't shoot someone for pissing on your lawn...

 

[progressive hunter]

What if they shot at people who didn't invade their actual home?
A person should be able to protect their entire property, not just the inside of the house.

Well, unfortunately, you can't shoot someone for pissing on your lawn...

with the covid out there you might be able to,,,