Constitutional Law

KingCast presents Bowfinger or Bad Blood 3: Aiyana and Ayotte; Liko Kenney lawsuit against Floyd, Franconia.

By Christopher King

Liko Kenney and Aiyana Stanley-Jones were both victims of police abuse. In Liko?s case it took form over the course of several years. In Aiyana? case it just took a few hours for reckless corporate media to become complicit in her death, a tragedy stoked by the fires of sensationalism.

In Liko?s case the major media conspired with LE to make it appear that Liko had no grounds to tell McKay in 2003 that he could not keep him there at Fox Hill Park (just out of eyesight from where I am sitting right now) without Good Cause.

As we know, Littleton District Judge Peter Cyr (Mr. "No-Knock raid" himself) DISMISSED other cases from the exact same time period because egress was cut off without Probable Cause. Any notion that McKay was "lenient" at sentencing was bogus -- he was "lenient" because he got away with violating Liko Kenney's Fourth Amendment Rights.
I could continue, and I will. But not now. For now just watch this movie and the first two Bowfinger or Bad Blood short films.

Reporting live from Franconia,

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Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on May 23, 2010 (boomark / email).