'It was a very bad idea which he now regrets.' Defense attorney says a man who was armed and wearing body armor when he walked into a Missouri Walmart days after a mass shooting at a Texas Walmart is a Second Amendment advocate who showed bad judgment.
In this undated booking photo provided by the Greene County, Missouri, Sheriff's Office shows Dmitriy Andreychenko, who caused a panic at a Missouri Walmart when he walked inside wearing body armor and carrying loaded weapons in what he described as an effort to test his Second Amendment rights. Andreychenko, 20, has pleaded guilty to an amended charge of making a false report. He will likely face two years of probation. He initially was charged with making a terrorist threat. .
Dmitriy Andreychenko, 21, pleaded guilty Friday to an amended charge of making a false report, which is a misdemeanor. Under the terms of the plea, he was ordered to serve 48 hours of shock incarceration and two years of probation. He also must receive firearm training, Greene County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Patterson said in a news release. He initially waswith a felony count of making a terrorist threat, which was punishable by up to four years in prison.
“His intention was to make a statement of his right to openly carry a firearm, which was legal but — for which he now admits was ill-timed given a recent Texas Walmart shooting,” the statement said. “It was a very bad idea which he now regrets. Regardless of how it looked, he never intended to harm or frighten anyone and merely saw it as a way to exercise his rights.”with KYTV in August, Andreychenko said the act was “foolish” and “innocent,” but he did not regret his actions.
Andreychenko said his intention was to buy grocery bags. The rifle had a loaded magazine inserted, but a round was not chambered. A handgun on his right hip was loaded with one round in the chamber.
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