Betty McCray, the newly elected mayor of the city of Kinloch, was met in the parking lot at City Hall Thursday by police officers and the city attorney holding articles of impeachment, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.
“You can’t come in as mayor,” attorney James Robinson told McCray. “You have been suspended.”
McCray, however, was defiant, telling Robinson, “You may be the attorney now, but I promise you, you won’t be later.”
The city, located between Ferguson and Lambert St. Louis Airport, has fewer than 300 residents and is plagued by shady land deals and bitter political fights, according to the Post-Dispatch.
“I won. The people spoke,” McCray said, according to MyFox2Now.com. “I was sworn in by the St. Louis County. Today I take office. I want them out, I want the keys.”
Concerns had been raised to the St. Louis County Board of Elections and the Missouri Secretary of State about voters registered in Kinloch who no longer live there.
The city found that two of the apartments, where six people were registered to vote, were vacant and stripped of furniture and appliances. In one, only a jar of pickles and two used oxygen tanks remained among other debris, the Post-Dispatch reported.
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LOL thugs arguing over who is better at ripping off the citizens.
ReplyDeleteTo hear the Democrats talk, there's no such thing as voter fraud - we don't need no stinkin' ID's to vote!
ReplyDeleteOooooh, yes - but you should!
Someone needs to keep this article as a reference the next time the Libtards claim we don't need voter ID.
ReplyDeleteAnd you wonder how Jim Ireton got re-elected? DUH!!
ReplyDeleteReal classy they should be real prod of her.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't expect anything else from them...
ReplyDeleteI would expect nothing less from them. Why wanna-be politicians trying to get over on the working class?
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ReplyDeleteTypical Democrat.
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