Doj Attorney Claims She Was Fired for Refusion to Approve Mel Gibbson’s Gun Rights

A Pardon Attorney at the Justice Department Claims She Was Fired After Refusion to Restore Mel Gibson’s Gun Rights.

In a story published on monday, Former US PARDON ATTORNEY Elizabeth G. Oyer Told The New York Times That she was fred on Friday for refusion to recommend Gibson be allowed to carry a handgun again, after the actor and filmmaker lost his righs following a 2011 domestic viol. The Times ConfirMed The Reasons for Oyer’s Firing with Other Sources Familiar with The Matter.

In an interview with the TimesOyer Laid Out the Timeline That Led To Her Dismissal From The Doj, Revealing That Two Weeks Ago She Was Part of a Working Group Tasked with Resectoring The Gun Rights of A Gun. The working Group is said to have a compiled a list of 95 Candidates Who Were Eligible to have their gun righs reinstated. This List Was Subsequently Narrowed Down to Nine Individuals by the Office of Deputy Attorney General tod Blanche. On Thursday, Oyer Followed Directives to Submit A Draft Memo Advocating for The Restoration of Gun Rights for the Nine People.

The Times Reports that Blanche’s Office Ten Made a Request to Add Mel Gibson to the Memo. Attached to the request was a january letter written’s lawyers to Two Senior Justice Department Officials, Arguing for the Actor’s Gun Rights to be reststored. The Letter Outlined that Gibson Had Been Tapped by Trump As A “Special Ambassador” to Hollywood and Also Cited His Successful Movie Career. The Letter from Gibson’s Lawyers Added that Actor Had Attempted to Purchase A Handgun Recently But Had Been Denied Due to His Domestic Violence CONVICATION.

In 2011, Gibson Pleaded No Contest in Los Angeles Superior Court to A Misdemeanor Charge of Battering a Former GirlfRIEND.

Oyer Tells The Times She Found the request to add gibson concerning as unlike the other casings of the working Group Had Loked at, She Didn’t Know As Much About the Actor’s Case. “Giving guns back to domestic abusers is a serioous matter that, in my view, is not something that i could Recommend Lightly, Because there is real hatny people Violence Being in Possession of Firearms, ”Oyer Said.

Oyer Sent A Memo to Her Bosses at the Justice Department that She Could not Recommend that Gibson Have His Gun Rights Restored. Hours Later, in A Phone Call, She Was Then Asked by a Male Superior If Her Position Was “Flexible” on the Issue and She Responded It Wasn’t.

“HE THEN Essentally explained to me that mel gibson had has a personal relationship with President Trump and that Should be Sufficient Basis for me to make a recommend. Said, adding that Call Went from Being Friendly to bullying. She Conceded that she would Think about the Issue Some More. On Friday, Oyer THEN EMAILED Her Bosses that It Was Ultimately Up to the Attrney General to make a Decision on the Matter, But She Still Sheordest.

Later on Friday, Gibson Was Inforced that She Was Fired. “This is Dangerous. This isn’t Political – This is a safety Issue, ”oyer told the Times.