While the media decries the fact that President Donald Trump won’t be charged with obstruction for tweets critical of the investigation into the nonexistent crime of collusion, a man in Washington state knows what it’s like to be convicted of obstruction.
Solomon McLemore was loudly arguing with his girlfriend in 2016. The shouting got so loud that a neighbor called the police. Police arrived but no one answered the door. The yelling stopped, but police say they heard glass shattering and suspected domestic violence, according to Forbes. Officers proceeded to break down McLemore’s door, and he told them they needed a warrant to enter his home.
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