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: Chris King's 1st Amendment PageKingCast, Franconia Collective approach would-be ATF director Sullivan on Gregory W. Floyd's habitual violations of 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1).
By Christopher King

KingCast update: Read the 8th comment about my discussion with Boston ATF counsel Roy Chabra. He visibly chortled when he discovered the court file had no disposition on the Floyd request for return of property, i.e. THE GUNS. Dear Director Sullivan, best of luck in getting your confirmation. That's quite the story; it seems like Bad Republicans like NH AG Kelly Ayotte have you stymied while you work your tuchis off. From last week's Boston Globe:
"The opposition is not to Sullivan personally, but focused on the belief that the ATF is overly aggressive in enforcing gun laws."
Sir, Gregory W. Floyd criminally threatened his neighbor, probably murdered Liko Kenney, and is a serial violator of 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1), which he violated again just this summer, exposing him to new charges. He should have turned in a certain gun and we'll see if that is indeed the gun he turned in, but regardless he no doubt exercised control and dominion of said gun pursuant to U.S. v. Ruckman, D.C. No. 02-CR-05-S (E.D. Oklahoma) 2003. The old possible charges expired as the Grafton County Superior Court waited for the U.S. Attorney's office to issue a declaration. Read the Index Sheet for Grafton 98-S-242.
Local LE have noted that people are afraid of Floyd, and with this submission please find relevant government documents on Gregory W. Floyd and the signatures of dozens of area citizens who are concerned about Floyd and who specifically urge an inspection of his compound and an Indictment pursuant to 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1). Here is a KingCast amicus brief on related issues and sentence imposition of prior assault charges, with pictures of Gregory Floyd in action, citing State v. Gibbs, 953 A.2d 439(2008).
U.S. Attorney and former NH AAG Mark Zuckerman vowed to me he would forward the case. Joe Biden looked me straight in the eye, gave me a hug and vowed he would prosecute cases like this, and the exchange was heard by thousands. But look at the documents that NH AG Kelly Ayotte unlawfully withheld from the American Public about Floyd, and the court let her get away with it.
Is Floyd protected? Did he really kill 43 people as he told NH AG Kelly Ayotte in her "official investigation" into the Franconia shooting tragedy? What will you promise me, and what will you do?
Respectfully submitted,
Christopher King, J.D.
On behalf of the Franconia Collective
Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on October 24, 2008 (boomark / email).
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