"A U.S. Marine Corps reservist won't be charged for ignoring police requests and wading into a protest to rescue an American Flag. Ray Adam Modisette, 20, said he was reacting to a war protester who was stuffing an American flag down her pants.
Modisette of Shawnee was arrested Friday afternoon on a complaint of interfering with official police process. Modisette was leaving Tinker Air Force Base in his car Friday when he saw the protester with the flag. He said he turned around and headed for the crowd to get the flag. He was handcuffed after ignoring several requests by officers to move away from the small group of demonstrators from Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kan.
If desecrating Old Glory is protected speech, then so is rescuing it.
It should be considered treason desecrating a flag.
Posted by: lawdog671
SEMPER FI..... bet protester was lucky that the flag was all that came out of the pants.... well...after seeing the personal hygene of some of the protesters maybe it was the marine who was lucky..lol
Posted by: USMCMP5811
Semper Fi!
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