Constitutional Law

KingCast presents more Bruce McKay complaints and express policy violations after 2004, showing municipal liability.

By Christopher King

I want it to be perfectly clear that Bruce McKay, despite being on medication as admitted by town counsel Dan Mullen, continued to be a dangerous instrumentality well into his last years. To date I have focused largely on the blatant Use-of-Force violations with the Tahoe on 5/11. But there is also of course the blatant OC Spray violation as noted above and in this post after my visit with Attorney Mullen.

There's more leading up to that of course:

1. The 2006 The Troy Watts Ethics Complaint Franconia hid.
2. The 2005 Tim Stephenson Complaint (hand on butt of his gun).
3. The 2005 Complaint from these people as linked above:
They accidentally missed a turn and ended up on a wrong way in the rain; I know that intersection and it's very easy to do. They echo Liko Kenney's concern that McKay never told him his name: "Finally, when asked he refused to give his supervisor's name, saying with hostility that he would not stand in the rain to tell me." They couldn't believe his lack of decorum in front of a 3 year-old: "We felt as if we were being treated like felons.... we were shocked...... we hope she is learning to respect those who take an oath to serve & protect the public (even in the rain)."

Add those things to the severity of the issues noted in the Bruce McKay legacy post and you have a damn time bomb on your hands, as noted by Ms. B in the legacy post. Now if only the Elder whom McKay disrespected right before 5/11 had come forward maybe Bruce McKay and Liko Kenney would be alive today.... Aww, pshaw to that:

Chief Montminy and the Town Selectmen would have discarded it in the circular file with the Watts Complaint. There's no getting through to them or to Kelly Ayotte for that matter. It's called Malicious Abuse of Public Office, among other things. Time to bring it before Governor Lynch, as noted in the comments.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on May 06, 2008 (boomark / email).