After pardon from governor, McCloskeys want their guns back
The McCloskeys pleaded guilty to misdemeanors last year and were ordered to forfeit the guns.
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The McCloskeys pleaded guilty to misdemeanors last year and were ordered to forfeit the guns.
The couple say they are entitled to have their guns returned because they were pardoned after they agreed to a guilty plea that included giving up the guns.
Mark and Patricia McCloskey seek return of AR-15-style rifle and semi-automatic pistol after it emerged authorities had not yet destroyed them
After Pardon From Governor, McCloskeys Want Their Guns Back
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- The city of St. Louis has not destroyed guns seized months ago from the couple who made headlines by waving the weapons at racial injustice