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KingCast finds two new policy violations for Car 44, every 3 minutes he failed to maintain communications contact.

By Christopher King

Look what showed up in the email tip jar, a copy of the 39 Franconia Policies, separate and distinct from the eight (8) other pursuit and OC Spray violations. Let's review para. 14 shall we?

"No officer shall be out of radio contact with Grafton County Dispatch for more than three minutes without advising them by radio or telephone where he is and how he can be reached."
Well hot damn. That's two (2) more violations because Bruce McKay was incommunicado for more than six (6) minutes. That also explains why NH AG Kelly Ayotte never conducted any investigation into the (im)propriety of Bruce McKay's actions. First she took the investigation away from Franconia, then she willfully and knowingly refused to investigate this crucial issue.

Why would she do such a thing? Simple. Once you outline the ten (10) or more policies that Bruce violated, coupled with the Unconstitutional beat down Liko Kenney took in 2003 at Fox Hill Park, you have a scared young man by any Objective Standard. And once you have a scared young man you no longer have a murderer, you have manslaughter at worst, self defense at best.

But Kelly can't exonerate Gregory W. Floyd for killing someone who committed manslaughter or justifiable homicide so the order came down: Wrap this thing up immediately and call it a day. But the Franconia Collective won't let that happen. Sorry.

Anyway, this is Car 44 part one, noting the eight (8) violations and seeking also to explain the four unexplained bullets shot from Bruce McKay's service weapon: If Bruce did not get a shot off then Floyd is a complete liar when he says he shot only twice.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on August 13, 2008 (boomark / email).