20deb2 No.261328
By Ewan Palmer
https://www.newsweek.com/authors/ewan-palmer
Footage which appeared on social media shows a man holding a semi-automatic rifle and a woman pointing a handgun as hundreds of protesters march past their home in the Central West End neighborhood of St. Louis on Sunday.
The pair have been identified locally as personal injury lawyers Mark and Patricia McCloskey.
One clip shows several protesters angrily confronting Patricia McCloskey while she points a handgun at them on her lawn. One man wearing a "hands up don't shoot" T-shirt then urges the protesters to get back onto the street.
https://www.newsweek.com/st-louis-protesters-couple-guns-mayoy-krewson-1514003?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1593422620
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0dba0d No.261331
good
stand your fucking ground
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0ce249 No.261340
>>261328
BASED! Imagine if everyone in the neighborhood did the same.
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bef35a No.261357
>>261328
> personal injury lawyers
hahahaha, experts in the law will be hard to fuck. and, finally, it lets the elites see what dangers they have wrought
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54ce7a No.261361
Fucking right!!!! Let the niggers and wiggers know they are fucking up and we about to take action against the monkey faced baboons!
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c546f4 No.261362
>>261328
Things like this are the real reason leftists hate your right to self defense.
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29c1fd No.261364
The memes write themselves
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0dba0d No.261366
>>261364
funny but not entirely fair; they aren't being a pair of self-entitled cunts
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bef35a No.261367
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9f4070 No.261374
>>261364
I'm rooting for them. If they were my parents I'd be proud.
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cd1cf0 No.261385
They're hardcore leftists. Which makes the whole situation even funnier!
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e02552 No.261395
>>261366
In frames from 8-13 seconds, see a slim, older white man (see the hands) in a blue suit with shoulder-length silver/white hair.
The vibe was that he was a leader.
I couldn’t help but think that he is a college professor and that these idiots are his cult followers who’d do anything for the promise of another rioting gig. They’ve never been paid so well or had so much fun.
https://twitter.com/sinatra_says/status/1277465208898883585?s=21
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d60b0b No.261396
Be careful. The judges are all bought off by the left. There is no justice. You shoot someone you're going to hang.
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d60b0b No.261397
>>261385
Don't fuck with me, I come here for news….are you serious?
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bef35a No.261444
>>261396
In 2019, Gardner admitted to repeat campaign finance violations dating back to her time as a Missouri State Legislator. These violations included using campaign donations to pay for a private apartment. Gardner reached an agreement with the Missouri Ethics Commission to pay a settlement of $6,314 in lieu of a $63,009 fine.[17]
Staff shortage[edit]
The Circuit Attorney's Office has experienced a more than 100% turnover rate in staff since Gardner took office. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported in September 2019 that "over 65 attorneys with a combined experience of over 460 years in prosecutorial experience" have left the Circuit Attorney's office under Gardner.
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bef35a No.261445
Gardner's office secured a grand jury indictment of sitting Missouri Governor Eric Greitens in February 2018, for felony invasion of privacy.[19] On April 20, 2018, Gardner's office announced a new charge of tampering with computer data against Greitens.[20] The governor was swiftly released on his own recognizance. Then Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley had opportunity to prosecute but declined to do so. In May 2018, the judge in the Greitens case ruled that the defense could call Gardner as a witness due to suspected criminal conduct by the prosecution. Following the judge's ruling, Gardner's office announced that they would be dismissing the invasion of privacy charge citing that Gardner could not testify in a case her office was prosecuting.[21] Following the Governor's announcement that he planned to resign, Gardner announced that all charges against Greitens would be dropped.[22]
On May 15, 2018, Missouri Governor Eric Greitens' attorneys filed a police report with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department alleging perjury by William Don Tisaby, an ex-FBI agent and private investigator that Gardner hired to investigate Greitens. Defense attorneys also cited $100,000 in secret cash payments to witnesses, payments they stated were concealed from the defense team by Gardner, as well as numerous meetings between the Circuit Attorney and William Tisaby, and "a major witness in the case". In a statement regarding the police report, defense attorneys said, "By law, both the Circuit Attorney and William Tisaby were required to testify about what was said and done in those secret meetings. Both refused to do so." Tisaby asserted his Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination in response to over 50 questions.
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bef35a No.261446
On June 29, 2018, St. Louis Circuit Judge Michael Mullen appointed St. Louis attorney Gerard Carmody as special prosecutor to investigate allegations of criminal misconduct in the case against Governor Eric Greitens.[24] Gardner appealed the appointment of a special prosecutor all the way to the Missouri Supreme Court. The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that Gardner had a conflict of interest in the case and upheld Mullen's appointment of Carmody.[25] Gardner's office also appealed a search warrant signed by Mullen granting the special prosecutor access to the files of the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office (CAO) to the Missouri Supreme Court. The Missouri Supreme Court again ruled for the special prosecutor, ordering Gardner to turn over servers requested by Carmody.[25]
On June 17, 2019, a 7-count grand jury indictment was unsealed against William Don Tisaby, the private investigator hired by Gardner to investigate Greitens.[26] The indictment included six charges of felony perjury and one charge of felony tampering with evidence, alleging that Tisaby lied regarding his contacts with a major witness in the case and the nature of those conversations under oath. Additionally, the 30-page indictment accuses Tisaby of concealing a series of documents from defense attorneys and lying under oath during the deposition "about matters that could substantially affect, or did substantially affect, the course or outcome of the Greitens case."[27] The Associated Press reported that Tisaby surrendered to authorities on the same day the indictment against him was unsealed. He pleaded not guilty at his arraignment and was released on his own recognizance on the conditions that he surrender his passport and inform a probation officer of any travel.[28] In a press conference following Tisaby's release from custody on June 17, 2019, Tisaby's attorney, Jermaine Wooten, told reporters that "Ms. Gardner is probably the actual target here, not Mr. Tisaby."
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bef35a No.261447
The indictment also lodged a series of claims against Gardner, stating "that she failed to correct Tisaby’s lies, failed to report them to police, and made incorrect statements to defense lawyers and the judge." The misconduct in the unsuccessful prosecution of Greitens has placed Gardner at risk of losing her law license and facing criminal charges.[27] Gardner's office remains under investigation by the special prosecutor and grand jury.[27]
On July 10, 2019, the grand jury that had indicted Gardner's private investigator, William Tisaby, disbanded without any other indictments.[30] The next day, Gardner held a press conference outside the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office denying any wrongdoing in Greitens's case. The press conference marked Gardner's first public statement on the matter since the appointment of the special prosecutor, as a gag order had been placed on the case for the duration of the grand jury. Fox 2 Now reported that Gardner claimed that it was time for the city to "move on".[31] Following the press conference, Special Prosecutor Gerard Carmody took the unusual step of putting out a statement clarifying that the grand jury disbanded not because the investigation was complete but because it reached its expiration and its term could not be extended.[32] Carmody announced that despite the original grand jury's conclusion, his investigation would continue, pointing out his authority to seat a new grand jury to review any evidence relating to Gardner's conduct. "Notwithstanding the expiration of that Grand Jury’s term, the investigation into possible criminal activity will continue," Carmody said in the statement.[32]
During an August 15, 2019 hearing, Tisaby's attorney asked that the case be dismissed. St. Louis Circuit Judge Bryan Hettenbach denied the motion to dismiss and placed a protective order on approximately 4,000 documents at the request of Special Prosecutor Gerard Carmody. KSDK reported that during the hearing, "Tisaby's attorney asked Carmody who specifically was under investigation. Carmody stopped short of identifying a person, but said the ongoing probe was focused on the now-failed prosecution of Eric Greitens."[33] Carmody also stated that the protective order was needed to protect the privacy of some parties involved in the Greitens case and the integrity of "an active criminal investigation."
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bef35a No.261448
n January 2020, Gardner filed a civil rights lawsuit against St. Louis City and St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department on the basis of the Fourth Amendment, Fourteenth Amendment, and Ku Klux Klan Act of 1865, alleging a racist conspiracy.[34] The lawsuit cites a 2016 report from the Ethical Society of Police detailing a history of racial discrimination in the police force,[35] as well as the Plain View Project's report exposing city police officers' racist social media activities.[34]
The city's spokesperson called the case "meritless" and spokesperson for the St. Louis Police Officers Association, Jeff Roorda, called the lawsuit "the last act of a desperate woman."[35] Several African American women district attorneys, including Marilyn Mosby and Aramis Ayala, traveled to St. Louis to demonstrate support for Gardner, declaring that she has been targeted by a "fundamentally racist" system which they also contend against.[36]
Open records lawsuit[edit]
On January 10, 2020, Fox News contributor and national political commentator John Solomon filed a lawsuit against Kim Gardner in the St. Louis Circuit Court alleging violations of Missouri's open records laws.[37] In addition to Gardner, the lawsuit names convicted felon & Missouri publisher Scott Faughn, former State Reps. Jay Barnes and Stacey Newman, liberal mega-donor George Soros, attorney Albert Watkins, and individuals connected to the state's low income housing tax credit industry.[37] Solomon filed the suit after Gardner's office refused to make available records showing communication between Kim Gardner, her staff, and several political actors involved with the criminal and political investigations into former Republican Missouri Governor Eric Greitens.[37]
2020 rioter release[edit]
On June 3, 2020, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that the Circuit Attorney's office had released all of the 36 rioters who had been arrested. This drew criticism from the Gardner's longtime public opponent Eric Schmitt, the Attorney General of Missouri.[38] Gardner's office responded that the individuals were released due to insufficient evidence (individuals must be released within 24 hours unless charged with a crime) and that the police had been asked for more evidence; Schmitt's office acknowledged that Gardner has up to three years to bring about charges.
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bef35a No.261449
https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/longtime-employee-accuses-st-louis-circuit-attorney-kim-gardner-of/article_f999d57a-cac2-5e29-8019-2c9101e8f57b.html
https://www.stltoday.com/opinion/editorial/editorial-if-kim-gardner-has-a-defense-for-her-mismanagement/article_3434eb48-9711-594a-b4e3-7f99c89fa8eb.html
Since Gardner witnessed Tisaby’s actions, her culpability in allowing his alleged perjury to proceed is damning. As an officer of the court, she is sworn to uphold the law, and Carmody’s investigation makes a convincing case that Gardner engaged in egregious prosecutorial misconduct by failing to correct the court and police record after inaccuracies and outright lies had been entered into testimony.
It all started in January 2018, when Gardner interviewed Greitens’ ex-lover, and she was later re-interviewed with both Gardner and Tisaby present. Gardner took notes and shared them with Tisaby, the indictment says. They exchanged more than 100 text messages. Yet Tisaby testified under oath that Gardner had given him no information. The notes Gardner had taken were never turned over to Greitens’ lawyers during discovery. One of Gardner’s staffers told a judge that Tisaby had taken no notes of his own even though a video shows him taking notes while interviewing the ex-lover — with Gardner sitting at his side, the indictment says.
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bef35a No.261450
>>261449
hhmmmm, ex fbi agent lying under oath
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bef35a No.261451
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
use your LA Noir skills to see if this person is telling the truth
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90ddbe No.261453
oh shiet, y'all is bat shit crazy hahahahaha…..hey I've got a bridge in Brooklyn for sale, any takers?
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e4bbb5 No.261461
>St. Louis Couple Aim AR-15, Handgun at mob that broke into their gated community
ftfy
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