Papers to follow.

Hundreds responded. "When people like Mark and Patricia McCloskey pull guns on non-violent protestors marching in the streets, they become instant idols," Cori Bush wrote on Twitter. As stated on their website, the McCluskeys “have devoted their professional careers to assisting those sustaining serious traumatic brain injury, neck, back, spinal cord and other serious, disabling or fatal neurological injuries. In 2017, the McCloskeys sued to defend a sliver of property that they claim as their own and Portland Place trustees say belongs to the neighborhood. After Krewson listed the names and addresses of protestors looking to defund the police during a Facebook live interview, she offered a formal apology. One of the rules prohibited unmarried people from living together. For the incident, which took place in April 2019, Maas was charged with one count of deprivation fo rights under color of law, according to the U.S. attorney’s office. Log in or Activate your account. Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. His livelihood. In one trip to the courthouse in November 1996, Mark McCloskey filed two lawsuits, one against a dog breeder whom he said sold him a German shepherd without papers and the other against the Central West End Association for using a photo of their house in a brochure for a house tour after the McCloskeys had told them not to. Happy Birthday! The protesters called for Krewson's resignation for releasing the names and addresses of residents who suggested defunding the police department. In 2019, the McCloskeys sued another neighbor with a squatter’s rights claim to 0.41 acres that were fenced off incorrectly and had been maintained by McCloskey and previous owners even though they did not have a legal title to it. Watkins later declined to allow a reporter to interview his clients under the newspaper’s condition that the interview be recorded. This isn’t a game, and we aren’t children.”. You can cancel at any time. I support you. The birthday card and earth, he claimed, were sufficient title because they met the legal definition of “livery of seisin,” a ceremony performed in medieval England for the conveyance of land. SHUT UP SHIRLEY. “I said, ‘I don’t think it’s been sold.

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The McCloskeys also made light of a meme that has been circulating after their encounter went viral.

It is currently appraised at $1.15 million.


"I absolutely thought Patricia McCloskey was going to murder me and I haven't slept since she aimed her gun at my face," protester James Cooper told the St Louis Post-Dispatch.

How it all began has been hotly contested. Watkins lost and was ordered to pay the trustees court costs of $52,000. Or could it be that people brandishing weapons were seen as a threat to the protest? ( Log Out /  ( Log Out /  In this country, we have the right to protect ourselves, our family and our property.