Constitutional Law

Defendant Ayotte tries to dodge public information request; KingCast asks whose fingerprints were on the clips of Bruce McKay's and Liko Kenney's guns

By Christopher King

You need to read this post where I begin to realize how Floyd lied about what he did with Liko's gun and whether he got it unjammed, because as you can clearly see in the photo, Liko's gun is not jammed. I can tell you that Liko didn't get it locked and loaded because Gregory W. Floyd, now under a Permanent Restraining Order for threatening his neighbor with a gun -- and who has already been convicted of "criminal threats" -- said Liko's gun was jammed and that he "killed him in four seconds."

It's getting deep. Read the comments to see how Defendant Ayotte is trying to skirt her responsibilities under RSA 91-A/FOIA, and read the KingCast revised Interrogatory & Document Request right here at Scribd.com. Heh-heh funny thing is I was thinking about adding the fingerprint request earlier today on the existing requests, then by them fighting me I got to add it in anyway. That's exactly what was supposed to happen, I guess.

Namaste.

Related post: Don't use OC Spray in violation of Law and don't lie about a jammed gun.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on January 25, 2008 (boomark / email).