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: Chris King's 1st Amendment Page

KingCast asks, "why was Bruce McKay incommunicado before he was shot?"

By Christopher King

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Kelly Ayotte's Official Report pp. 23 & 21:

6:09:15 Grafton dispatch calls for Cpl. McKay several times with no response.

6:10:21 Grafton dispatch calls for Cpl. McKay with no response. Grafton dispatch asks another unit, 520B to go to area.

19:16:02 Kenney fires his last shot of seven shots captured on the video.

Perhaps a telephone call to the Motorola people will help. Manufacturers are pretty good about explaining the features of their products (such as dash cam systems), and this one appears to be on mute. Click on it. And it seems that McKay also refused to turn on his remote mike for the video too, which is odd because one would THINK he would want everyone to know everything that was being said between Liko and him, given their history, yah. That way he could avoid the appearance of impropriety.

We use video podcasting at KingCast.net and Justiceforkids.net to protect the First Amendment and highlight corporate and police abuse, such as the Ohio Board of Grievances, American Tower Corporation, Jaffrey Police Department, and the NAACP have all told material lies or unlawfully withheld evidence

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on May 02, 2008 (boomark / email).

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