The Missouri husband and wife who wielded guns as a potentially violent mob marched past their property – and later were charged for their self-defense – now have sued a member of Congress for inciting and then participating in that march.
Courthouse News reports Mark McCloskey and his wife Patricia are accusing a far-left member of Congress, Rep. Cori Bush, D-Mo., and a state lawmaker of coordinating the mob that descended on their home and terrorized them.
The case also names state Rep. Rasheen Aldridge as a defendant.
"Bush and Aldridge participated, aided and abetted, ratified, tacitly consented to and promoted a pattern of riotous conduct and periodically called out and assembled mobs for the purpose of unlawfully and violently terrorizing the honest residents of St. Louis including plaintiffs," the case, filed in the circuit Court in the 22nd Judicial Circuit in St. Louis, charges.
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