Police ‘Coup’ Prevents Newly-Elected St. Louis Area Mayor From Taking Office

Mayor Betty McCray was recently elected to the office of mayor in the St. Louis County city of Kinloch. But in spite of the fact that the St. Louis County Board of Elections have certified the election results, the local police turned out by the dozen to block her from entering city hall and beginning her work as mayor.

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Nearly two dozen police officers greeted McCray on her first day of work, as she tried to enter city hall.
Political opponents met her at the door and wrongly told her that she had been “impeached” before even taking the job. But that’s simply not true.
Mayor McCray has not been impeached and she won the April 7th election. But police were there in what seems to be a small town coup of sorts, enforcing an illegal bar on the newly-elected mayor and preventing her from taking office.
“I won. The people spoke,” McCray explained. “I was sworn in by St. Louis County. Today I take office. I want them out, I want the keys.”
Local Fox 2 reports that “after election results were certified earlier this week by the St. Louis County Board of Elections, Kinloch’s outgoing administration refused to allow the city clerk to give McCray the oath of office, claiming voter fraud.”
But in spite of these claims, there has been no evidence whatsoever to back it up. Kinloch was elected. The St. Louis County Board of Elections certified the results. But the police are enforcing an illegal “coup” of sorts.
“Today is the first day that that the city hall door has been unlocked. They keep it locked,” McCray continued. “You got to beat and you got to bang [to get in]. They have apolice officer sitting right at the door.”
As McCray tried again to begin her job at city hall, one officer tried to prevent media from covering the coup, pushing the camera away.
Kinloch city attorney James Robinson claimed that McCray was impeached, but refused to tell the new mayor the articles of impeachment.
You have been served with articles of impeachment that were put in the mail,” attorney James Robinson wrongly claimed.
If Kinloch had been impeached, the law states that they cannot even hold an impeachment hearing until 30 days after the papers are served. Whether they had been served or not – which they have not – that would mean that McCray could and should be on the job until an impeachment decision.
This is nothing short of a coup!

http://countercurrentnews.com/2015/04/police-coup-prevents-newly-elected-st-louis-area-mayor-from-taking-office/

Nearly two dozen police officers

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Quote :: Nearly two dozen police officers

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Police ‘Coup’ Prevents Newly-Elected St. Louis Area Mayor From Taking Office

Police ‘Coup’ Prevents Newly-Elected St. Louis Area Mayor From Taking Office

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