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Dismiss charges against Army Special Forces veteran O. Gonzalez for trying to warn the Commander-in-Chief of danger.

Created by J.V. on September 21, 2014

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/chi-white-house-security-...

According to the Chicago Tribune, a homeless, PTSD-affected Army Special Forces veteran Omar Gonzalez was arrested for illegal entry into the White House for attempting to warn his Commander-in-Chief of what he believed to be imminent danger. As a former sniper who served 18 years in the service, three tours of duties in the Middle East, and lost part of his foot to an IED, who finds himself homeless and mentally-ill, who under obvious threat to his own well-being took it upon himself in attempt to continue his service to his country, he deserves to have all charges dropped for his behavior which was clearly not lucid, that is to say, non compos mentis.

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