Mark McCloskey, the St. Louis man who was criminally charged after he and his wife waved guns at racial injustice demonstrators last year, is running for U.S. Senate in Missouri.

After several years and multiple lawsuits, St. Louis lawyers Mark and Patricia McCloskey have reclaimed their seized AR-15 used during their 2020 BLM protest confrontation.

During the incident, Mark McCloskey emerged from his home with an AR-15-style rifle, and Patricia McCloskey waved a semi-automatic pistol.

Authorities executed a search warrant at the mansion of Mark and Patricia McCloskey, a white couple whose armed defense of their home during a recent racial injustice protest drew widespread ...

Police seized weapons belonging to Mark and Patricia McCloskey five years ago. As reported by the New York Post on Sunday, Mark and Patricia McCloskey now have their AR-15 back.

McCloskey and his wife Patricia had been forced to surrender the rifle and a second firearm after pleading guilty to misdemeanors for pointing the guns at George Floyd protesters in 2020.

Mark and Patricia McCloskey collected their AR-15 assault rifle from Missouri officials Friday, five years after it was seized by law enforcement following the protest debacle.

Following the incident, Mark McCloskey pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor fourth-degree assault charge in 2021, while his wife, Patricia, pleaded guilty to a harassment charge.

After several years and multiple lawsuits, St. Louis lawyers Mark and Patricia McCloskey have reclaimed their seized AR-15 used during their 2020 BLM protest confrontation.