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Michigan Woman Who Pulled Gun on Black Family Charged With Felonious Assault, Husband Fired From Job

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In this moment in time when white people are losing their minds and pointing weapons at Black people willy-nilly (as well as verbally assaulting them, calling the cops on them, and otherwise threatening their lives and well-being) here is an example of exactly what needs to happen to stop this bullshit: consequences.

Jillian Wuestenberg, the woman who pulled a gun on a Black woman and her daughter in a Michigan parking lot earlier this week, is now facing a maximum penalty of four years in prison for her actions.

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Sheriff Michael Bouchard of Oakland County, Michigan announced on Thursday that Wuestenberg and her husband, Eric Wuestenberg, have both been charged with felonious assault, according to a report from the New York Times.

The female Wuestenberg was captured on video pointing a gun and screaming orders at Black people on Wednesday, in the latest example of white people deputizing themselves to act like officers and live out their homicidal fantasies.

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Sheriff Bouchard said at a press conference announcing the charges that the couple had their guns with them when they were taken into custody.

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“Any weapon that could cause serious and potentially deadly injury can be charged as a felonious assault,” he explained, adding: “Please let us all try to be that voice of calm in the storm, and remember each one of us is a human being that deserves respect.”

Meanwhile, Mr. Wuestenberg can now count his job as a casualty lost to his and his wife’s actions.

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From the NY Times:

Oakland University in Michigan said on Thursday that it had fired Mr. Wuestenberg. He had been listed on the university’s website as a coordinator of veterans support services.

“We have seen the video and we deem his behavior unacceptable,” a university spokesman said in a statement. “The employee has been notified that his employment has been terminated by the university.”

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Too bad, so sad. Also—hahahahahahaha.