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Gardner shot and killed [[Black Lives Matter]] rioter, James Scurlock, who attacked his father outside of Gardner’s bar in [[Omaha]], [[Nebraska]] during the [[2020 Marxist insurrection]]. After firing two warning shots as the mob attacked and shoved him to the ground, curlock was shot.
Gardner shot and killed [[Black Lives Matter]] rioter, James Scurlock, who attacked his father outside of Gardner’s bar in [[Omaha]], [[Nebraska]] during the [[2020 Marxist insurrection]]. After firing two warning shots as the mob attacked and shoved him to the ground, curlock was shot.
Eyewitness accounts of Gardner’s interaction with Scurlock testified that it was self-defense. [[Prosecutor]]s who investigated the incident originally declined to charge Gardner, recognizing that the case appeared to be an example of textbook self defense. After [[leftist]] and Black Lives Matter [[activist]]s placed “intense pressure” upon Douglas County Attorney Donald Kleine, he relented to an external review of the incident overseen by a federal prosecutor. A federal judge issued a warrant for Gardner’s arrest on charges of manslaughter, attempted assault, and terroristic threats.
Eyewitness accounts of Gardner’s interaction with Scurlock testified that it was self-defense. [[Prosecutor]]s who investigated the incident originally declined to charge Gardner, recognizing that the case appeared to be an example of textbook self defense. Douglas County District Court Judge Shelly Stratman appointed Special Prosecutor Fredrick D. Franklin to handle the case, though the court said that they expected the same outcome. Instead, Franklin, who is the President of the Midlands Bar Association which practices [[racial]] [[discrimination]], decided to press charges.
After [[leftist]] and Black Lives Matter [[activist]]s placed “intense pressure” upon Douglas County Attorney Donald Kleine, he relented to an external review of the incident overseen by a federal prosecutor. A federal judge issued a warrant for Gardner’s arrest on charges of manslaughter, attempted assault, and terroristic threats.
Gardner had been supposedly planning to turn himself into Omaha Police on Monday, but a friend of Gardner reportedly confirmed to the Gateway Pundit that the 38-year old man committed suicide over the weekend.
Gardner had been supposedly planning to turn himself into Omaha Police on Monday, but a friend of Gardner reportedly confirmed to the Gateway Pundit that the 38-year old man committed suicide over the weekend.
Gardner was a decorated [[Iraq War]] veteran who had suffered two traumatic brain injuries as a result of his military service.
Gardner was a decorated [[Iraq War]] veteran who had suffered two traumatic brain injuries as a result of his military service.
The family of Jake Gardner filed a lawsuit against Franklin, Donald W. Kleine, the Douglas County Attorney’s Office, Douglas County, NE, and Does 1 & 2. The lawsuit claims Gardner was denied [[due process]] largely due to Franklin’s comments who was quoted saying, “Gardner had set up an ambush inside his business, waiting on a looter to come in so he could ‘light him up.’”<ref>https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/07/family-jake-gardner-files-suit-suicide-following-grand-jury-indictment-gardner-indicted-killing-violent-blm-rioter-self-defense/</ref>
==See also==
==See also==