Gov. Greg Abbott has pardoned U.S. Army Sergeant Daniel Perry following a recommendation of pardon and restoration of his firearm rights by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles.
The board voted unanimously on the recommendation.
Sergeant Daniel Perry Pardon Invesgaon (texas.gov)
If your memory is iffy, you may want to go back and read J.Kb’s post
The slow grind of politicized justice – Gun Free Zone
Hat Tip Not-Gary Marshall
good to hear…
It’s sad that he had to need this act. He should never have been charged.
Now Ken Paxton needs to go after the DA for malicious prosecution.
The actual proclamation includes verbiage about “restoring ALL civil rights, voting, owning guns, etc”
So now the DA is going to have to give him back his guns.
Sweet
Glad to see he has been pardoned but justice has NOT been served. He has had his life destroyed, spent time in prison and is almost certainly bankrupt and unemployed. That is NOT justice in any way shape or form. And proof once again that the process is the punishment.
Four years of his life has been lost. He was one of the first political prisoners of CW2. The J6 defendants being the largest group of them.