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Prosecutor Who Charged McCloskeys Didn’t Report Trips As Required By Law, Report Says

Prosecutor's office releases statement declaring "she refuses to apologize."

Hank Berrien
Prosecutor Who Charged McCloskeys Didn’t Report Trips As Required By Law, Report Says
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A new investigation claims that St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner, who decided to charge Mark and Patricia McCloskey with felony unlawful use of a weapon when they defended their home from protesters, did not disclose trips she took as required by law.

“Sources tell News 4 that some of the trips were paid for in full, or in part, by an organization called Fair and Just Prosecution, a group that professes to support progressive prosecutors,” KMOV reported. “The organization has repeatedly applauded many of Gardner’s actions, including the charges against Mark and Patricia McCloskey for brandishing guns in the Central West End last month.”

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