Judge Expunges McCloskey Convictions; Couple Demands Return of Firearms
Mark and Patricia McCloskey's misdemeanor records have been cleared, reigniting their legal battle to reclaim seized guns.
- A St. Louis judge expunged the McCloskeys' misdemeanor convictions from a 2020 incident involving Black Lives Matter protesters.
- The couple argues they were defending their property and have since been pardoned by Missouri's governor.
- Mark McCloskey insists the city return their confiscated firearms, threatening further legal action if not complied.
- City prosecutors and police opposed the expungement, citing ongoing public safety concerns.
- The McCloskeys previously attempted to retrieve their guns in 2021 but were denied by the courts.