After he and his wife pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges, Mark McCloskey said late last week that local officials will confiscate the AR-15 that he was holding during the viral incident during Black Lives Matter (BLM) demonstrations last year. In an interview with Newsmax, McCloskey said that he wanted to keep his AR-15 so he could either donate it or auction it off because it has “historical value.” He and his wife, Patricia McCloskey, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges last week. He was fined $750 and his wife $2,000, according to prosecutors, for holding firearms as BLM protesters walked past their St. Louis home. Part of their plea agreement was to surrender their firearms. McCloskey said that he has other firearms and is planning to “go out and buy another AR-15” as soon as the court clears him and he’s no longer under indictment. The silver-colored pistol that Patricia McCloskey was seen holding …