Much much more to the story.
I have visited up there and have other lawyers following and the whole community, including many adults, are looking to change things.
The AG's office is holding back that video like it was some kind of virgin putty-tat.
Go to kingcast dot net and hit the blawg button to get to Chris King's 1st Amendment Page and read the entry on 4 June 2007 "What if Liko didn't have a gun," which finishes like this:
"Then perhaps Officer McKay could have finished pushing him off the road, then roughed him up good, maybe even killed him. Then up comes Shooter Floyd who is just happening on by (with his scanner) ready to corroborate McKay's story. Then both men are heroes, they go and have a high-five on the DL and Liko would be stained forever as the looser drop out kid. NH AG Kelly Ayotte (who will not release the video for yet another 21 days) then comes along and gives a Grand Coronation. Either way, Liko could have been a marked man.
Instead of all of that, KingCast suggests you re-read this post from earlier today, questioning if, how, when and why Shooter Floyd obtained McKay's service weapon.
Remember what NH AG Kelly Ayotte said:
On Friday, Ayotte said, Kenney was driving home from his job at an Agway. McKay turned on his sirens and pulled him over. No one seems to know the reason, Ayotte told reporters.
Sounds pretty creepy. Might have been time to tune ol' Liko up a bit, right?"
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