Missouri mayor removed from office after allegedly brandishing gun during argument: reports

Greenwood, Missouri, Mayor Levi Weaver impeached and removed from office after allegedly brandishing a gun during an argument with an alderman in October 2022.

"To have to stand here in front of these cameras, it’s just a little disappointing that we got this far," Alderman Ryan Murray said.Weaver on three counts, including brandishing a gun during a conflict, infringing on First Amendment rights by blocking people from the city’s Facebook page, and being loose with business licensing rules and possibly violating Jackson County health codes, the station reported.

Weaver was encouraged by the board to resign, but reportedly would not because he said the allegations against him were not true.

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