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: Chris King's 1st Amendment PageKingCast watches in amazement as a Priest arrests Gregory P. Floyd for criminal theft.
By Christopher King
It goes to the first post on this matter. "Gregory P. Floyd, 19, Easton, was arrested Friday on Cottage Street on a warrant for theft. He was charged with taking $363.00 in U.S. currency belonging to Wal-Mart out of the register and placing it into his pocket with the purpose to deprive Wal-Mart. The complaint was filed on Jan. 6 by officer Joseph Priest of the Littleton Police Department. He is due in Littleton District Court April 1 and was released on $500 bail. A condition of his bail is that he not contact or go near the Wal-Mart store. Floyd had worked at Wal-Mart for about four months before being accused of stealing from the cash register...."Junior was arrested at the Police Department no doubt because the PD were too spooked to go to Hummingbird Lane to deal with his whacked-out father, who in my opinion murdered Liko Kenney and whose fingerprints are all over Liko's second clip I'll bet as well. You know, that would make it appear as if Liko had an active weapon in his hand when Floyd shot him. No third eyes for LE, no Sir.
Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on March 19, 2008 (boomark / email).
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