Malo Gomez image from Facebook, used under First
Amendment Fair Comment and Criticism and Public
Safety Exception, blog post by John Hoff
The year was 1996, and Minneapolis had a new police chief named Bob Olson. No more had Olson stepped off a plane from New York when 66-year-old Eugene Kennedy was gunned down on Girard Avenue North while hosting a card game. One presumes the point of the "card game" involved more than gleefully yelling "Go fish!"
Three days later, on "Broadway Avenue," somebody named "Malo Gomez" was shot to death in a phone booth...
Amendment Fair Comment and Criticism and Public
Safety Exception, blog post by John Hoff
The year was 1996, and Minneapolis had a new police chief named Bob Olson. No more had Olson stepped off a plane from New York when 66-year-old Eugene Kennedy was gunned down on Girard Avenue North while hosting a card game. One presumes the point of the "card game" involved more than gleefully yelling "Go fish!"
Three days later, on "Broadway Avenue," somebody named "Malo Gomez" was shot to death in a phone booth...
