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St. Louis Couple That Went Viral For Pointing Guns at Protesters Pleads Guilty

06/18/2021 Headline News

St. Louis Couple That Went Viral For Pointing Guns at Protesters Pleads Guilty — St. Louis Couple That Went Viral For Pointing Guns at Protesters Pleads Guilty (Image: Screenshot/Today)

The St. Louis couple who gained attention for guns pointed at protesters agreed to plead guilty to misdemeanor counts on Thursday, but the guy exited the courthouse boldly promising to “do it again” if confronted with the same scenario.

They were each ordered to pay the maximum fines of $750 and $2,000, respectively. As a stipulation of their pleas, the guns they wielded will be obliterated.

A year ago, the mob came to my door to attack my family— I backed them down

The mob came for me, the media attacked me & prosecutors tried to punish me for defending my family

They dropped all charges, except for a claim I instilled “imminent fear” in the mob

I’d do it again. pic.twitter.com/ECPsSwa2Iw
— Mark McCloskey (@mccloskeyusa) June 17, 2021

When hundreds of protesters marched near their house in June 2020, the pair brandished firearms at them. They said the protestors were infringing on their property and that they worried for their wellbeing.

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Patricia McCloskey emerged from her home with an AR-15 weapon, while Mark McCloskey appeared with a semiautomatic weapon. The confrontation was caught on cell phone video.

Mark McCloskey, who announced his campaign for a U.S. Senate seat in Missouri in May, was unapologetic during the hearing.

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