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St. Louis couple who pulled guns on BLM protesters pleads guilty - New York Post

St. Louis couple who pulled guns on BLM protesters pleads guilty - New York Post

St. Louis couple who pulled guns on BLM protesters pleads guilty - New York Post
Jun 17, 2021 45 secs

Louis couple who made headlines for drawing weapons on Black Lives Matter protesters pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges Thursday — as the unapologetic husband vowed he’d “do it again” if he had to.

Mark McCloskey pleaded guilty to fourth-degree assault and was fined $750, while his wife, Patricia, copped to harassment and was fined $2,000 to settle the case stemming from the high-profile encounter last year.

“I’d do it again,” a defiant Mark McCloskey, a lawyer running for Congress, said outside the courthouse.

The McCloskeys were ordered to give up the firearms they used in the June 28 showdown — but can keep the other weapons they own.

Images from the standoff show Mark McCloskey clutching an AR-15-style rifle and his wife holding a handgun as the marchers passed the house

The protesters, who walked through an unlocked gate onto Portland Place, a private road where the McCloskeys live, were seen exchanging words with the couple

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