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Award amnesty to Sgt. Craig Pusley for standing guard over a school to help protect our children.

Created by B.H. on December 30, 2012

Award amnesty to Sgt. Craig Pusley.
As a servant sworn to safeguard the people of these United States he freely and voluntarily posted himself as a symbol and defense of both parents and our government between our children and those that may seek to hurt them. As an American citizen he has a right to assembly.
He was unarmed, took no pay, and took no breaks. The school thanked him for his presence as he stood outside the school in fatigues. He now is being charged $10,000, facing five years in prison, and has received a dishonorable discharge stamp upon his papers.

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