Move along in St. Louis

[Netpackrat]

I guess I should have actually read the article, I saw the bit about them "losing their guns" and assumed they had pled to a felony. They only lost the specific guns they used that day and paid an insignificant misdemeanor fine. I think plea bargains are evil in general but there's no way this wasn't a loss for the prosecution. Sounds like the governor may yet pardon them for the misdemeanors as well.

[HTRN]

but there's no way this wasn't a loss for the prosecution.

You know that, I know that, BUT, the prosecutor gets to put one in the win column, maintaining their win loss record, and they'll sound good on the 20 second clip on the 6 o'clock news.

[Vonz90]

https://www.foxnews.com/us/st-louis-cou ... -new-ar-15

[Weetabix]

I hadn't realized before that they lived on ... Portland Place.

Also, the loss of her gun was no real loss. Wasn't it a non-functioning exhibit of a junk manufacturer's gun for a trial or something like that?

[Vonz90]

I hadn't realized before that they lived on ... Portland Place.

Also, the loss of her gun was no real loss. Wasn't it a non-functioning exhibit of a junk manufacturer's gun for a trial or something like that?

Yes, my grandmother used to live a few blocks away on Kingsbury Place and I used to walk past that house all the time and even chatted with the older couple that lived there at the times. It is a small world sometimes.

[Vonz90]

https://www.foxnews.com/us/missouri-par ... gun-waving

MO governor pardons them.