Man who went to state Capitol with loaded gun says he had no intention of hurting anyone
The armed man who twice went to the Wisconsin state Capitol looking for Gov. Tony Evers say he had no intention of hurting anyone.
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The armed man who twice went to the Wisconsin state Capitol looking for Gov. Tony Evers say he had no intention of hurting anyone.
The armed man who twice went to the Wisconsin state Capitol looking for Gov. Tony Evers said Monday that he had no intention of hurting anyone, has moved out of state, and does not want to go anywhere near the governor. Joshua Pleasnick went to the Capitol on Oct. 4, with a loaded handgun in a holster, demanding to speak with Evers. The governor was not in the building at the time.
MADISON, Wis. -- The man who police said brought guns to the Wisconsin Capitol and demanded to see Gov. Tony Evers was banned from the Capitol Square area Thursday.
Joshua Pleasnick is barred from possessing any type of dangerous weapon and banned him from the Capitol Square, the plaza that surrounds the Capitol building.
A court commissioner banned Joshua Pleasnick from possessing dangerous weapons, visiting the Capitol or governor's mansion. conditions set Thursday.