Man who took guns to Wisconsin Capitol while seeking governor moves to Nebraska
SCOTT BAUER Associated Press
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Joshua Pleasnick, right, accused of bringing a gun into the Capitol when he tried to see Gov. Tony Evers, appears in court Thursday with attorney Michael Covey. Pleasnick was ordered released on a signature bond, but with conditions.
The armed man who twice went to the state Capitol looking for Gov. Tony Evers said Monday that he had no intention of hurting anyone, has moved out of state, and does not want to go anywhere near the governor.
Joshua Pleasnick, right, accused of bringing a gun into the Capitol when he tried to see Gov. Tony Evers, appears in court Thursday with attorney Michael Covey. Pleasnick said he has moved to Nebraska.
"It's a completely confusing and ridiculous policy that there are areas in which you can carry guns and not carry guns in the same building," …
Joshua Pleasnick, right, accused of bringing a gun into the Capitol when he tried to see Gov. Tony Evers, appears in court Thursday with attorney Michael Covey. Pleasnick was ordered released on a signature bond, but with conditions.
Joshua Pleasnick, right, accused of bringing a gun into the Capitol when he tried to see Gov. Tony Evers, appears in court Thursday with attorney Michael Covey. Pleasnick said he has moved to Nebraska.