Smith & Wesson Chairman of the Board Is Discovered To Be a Convicted FelonIt was discovered last week that Smith & Wesson’s Chairman of the Board is a convicted felon having served 15 years in prison for a “string of armed Robberies in the 1950’s and 1960’s and an attempted prison escape”. The 74 year old chairman James Joseph Minder notified Smith & Wesson’s board members of the revelation and it’s accuracy Wednesday and simultaneously offered his resignation, but the board declined to accept it. According to some sources Minder stated “As long as it’s their pleasure, I’ll stay”. Quite frankly I’ve done nothing wrong”. Minder went on to say he hasn’t owned a firearm in decades and is prohibited from owning one because of his criminal past. He was just elected Chairman of the handgun maker last month. The news was first reported by the Arizona Republic newspaper in a copy righted story. |
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