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: Chris King's 1st Amendment PageKingCast says Bruce McKay does not deserve a road and David Fleming does not deserve to be selectman, he abused Diane Lyon IMO.
By Christopher King

Read the comments to this post to see what a jerk David Fleming is. Diane Lyon wrote me to inform that he is running for Dalton area selectman. Look at what she claims he did to her arm. I am so glad she has an attorney with the cajones to go after this. He gives police a bad name. Email the town selectmen at: daltontownoffice@nhecwb.com and let them know you think he's a dirtbag.
Next, read this post to discover the legacy of Bruce McKay. No way in hell should he get any more that what he's got, i.e. a privately-offered roadway sign that already exists. I told a reporter this morning "the State of New Hampshire cannot grant imprimatur to the years of abuse occasioned by Bruce McKay, including the knife to Ms. B's privates -- not investigated by Franconia Police Chief Mark Montminy or the town. Not to mention the 7 distinct pursuit and OC Spray policies and directives he violated because of his hatred for Liko Peter Kenney. "
And I hear that there is some quid pro quo action going on too, more to follow on that.
In point of fact, Bruce McKay DID NOT die "in the line of duty," that hater was operating ultra vires all the way.
He gives police a bad name.
Anyway, I got some Good News today, and that is Robert Taylor's Law has been introduced by Senator Bruce Tarr and I am a co-sponsor. Now here's the picture that shows everything that Bruce McKay should have in his name:
Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on January 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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