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Hey KingCast, how are your discussions going with the U.S. Attorney's Office on Gregory W. Floyd vis a vis Criminal Code 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1)?

By Christopher King

Well as you can see by my first two correspondence blogs to U.S. Attorney Tom Colantuono one and two they are still getting up to speed on this. I left a message for duty attorney Jennifer Davis and spoke for a while Friday evening with former NH AAG Mark Zuckerman and will be following up after the Holiday.

For those of you new to the Teflon Don of the North and his criminal proclivities, here he is outright admitting he's in violation of 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1).

I'll make certain that they get his entire criminal history (here's part of it) and get a copy of the transcript from Grafton 07-E-268 where Judge Vaughn issued a PERMANENT RESTRAINING ORDER, and in which I understand Gregory P. Floyd admitted there was at least one gun still in the house. Under 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1) it is discretionary whether a spousal gun may be kept (See generally U.S. v. Ruckman) but Floyd's full of dookie anyway. I'd be willing to bet he's got a small arsenal up in there and he'll be ready to "give the cops a third eye" because "he's quickr'n them" so they best be careful on approach, as presciently noted by Easton Police Chief Robert Every ten (10) years ago.

Besides: Floyd clearly indicated to his victim J.B. that he was able to go and get the gun anyway, so the point is moot. Time for a Federal raid on the Floyd compound.

Related Post: Read one of my early posts from 12 May 2007 on this case before I delved deeper into it. You can clearly see I harbored no animosity to Floyd or to McKay. But on further review, that antipathy is wholly merited.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on January 19, 2008 (boomark / email).