Flint councilman offers no apologies for homophobic, racial slurs
Posted May 07, 2021
Maurice Davis listens to Eric Mays during the Flint City Council meeting at Flint City Hall on Monday, May 13, 2019 in downtown Flint. Kaiti Sullivan | MLive.comKaiti Sullivan
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FLINT, MI A Flint city councilman who’s used racial and homophobic slurs during video broadcasts on Facebook isn’t apologizing for his words but has started removing the recordings soon after they are broadcast live.
2nd Ward Councilman Maurice Davis made his remarks on what he calls the “News and Blues” broadcast, which typically includes his commentary on city business, harsh words for his political enemies, and routine profanity.
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Hearing for man accused of stalking Flint councilman adjourned until April
Updated Feb 26, 2021;
Posted Feb 26, 2021
Quamon King, accused of aggravated stalking and being a habitual offender, is shown during his virtual hearing in Genesee District Court on Thursday, Feb. 25.
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FLINT, MI A 44-year-old Flint man will return to court in April to face charges of aggravated stalking and being a habitual offender in relation to threatening telephone calls made to Flint City Councilman Maurice Davis.
Quamon King appeared Thursday, Feb. 25, before Genesee District Court Judge Mark McCabe, but his court-appointed attorney said he had yet to speak to King and a Genesee County assistant prosecutor said he’s not prepared to offer a plea agreement in the case now.