St. Louis Couple Who Displayed Guns at BLM Protesters To Protect Themselves Have Their Records Expunged
Patricia McCloskey and husband Mark/ UPI
A judge has cleared the misdemeanor convictions of a St. Louis couple who displayed firearms to protect their home against Black Lives Matter protesters outside their residence in 2020.
Mark and Patricia McCloskey are now seeking the return of their firearms.
In January, the attorneys petitioned for their convictions to be erased. Judge Joseph P. Whyte granted the expungement on Wednesday, noting that the process aims to provide rehabilitated individuals with a fresh start, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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