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McCloskeys

  • McCloskeys Facing a Catch-22 in Regaining Their Law Licenses Due to Probation Issues
    McCloskeys Facing a Catch-22 in Regaining Their Law Licenses Due to Probation Issues
    Attorneys Mark and Patricia McCloskey—arrested and charged after they pointed weapons toward Black Lives Matter demonstrators near their home in St. Louis in June 2020—are struggling to fulfill their probation ...
    November 4, 2022BY Juliette Fairley
  • After Pardon From Governor, McCloskeys Want Their Guns Back
    After Pardon From Governor, McCloskeys Want Their Guns Back
    ST. LOUIS—The city of St. Louis has not destroyed guns seized months ago from the couple who made ...
    January 5, 2022BY The Associated Press
  • St. Louis Couple Who Pointed Guns at BLM Protesters Indicted
    St. Louis Couple Who Pointed Guns at BLM Protesters Indicted
    Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the couple from St. Louis, Missouri, who pointed guns at Black Lives Matter protesters ...
    October 7, 2020BY Mimi Nguyen Ly
  • St. Louis Police Cite 9 Protesters for Trespassing Near McCloskey Home
    St. Louis Police Cite 9 Protesters for Trespassing Near McCloskey Home
    The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department issued summonses to nine of the protesters who trespassed onto a private ...
    September 11, 2020BY Ivan Pentchoukov
  • St. Louis Couple Who Waved Guns at BLM Protesters Call for Trump’s Reelection
    St. Louis Couple Who Waved Guns at BLM Protesters Call for Trump’s Reelection
    A couple from St. Louis, Missouri, who made nationwide headlines in late June for pointing their guns in ...
    August 25, 2020BY Mimi Nguyen Ly
  • Hawley Seeks Civil Rights Probe of Confiscation of St. Louis Couple’s Firearms
    Hawley Seeks Civil Rights Probe of Confiscation of St. Louis Couple’s Firearms
    Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) is calling for Attorney General William Barr to open a Department of Justice (DOJ) ...
    July 16, 2020BY Mark Tapscott
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