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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - The holidays may be over, but a Denham
Springs woman wants to keep her unusual light display on her roof,
showing an extended middle finger to her neighbors.
U.S. District Judge James Brady was hearing
testimony Monday about whether Sarah Childs should be granted a
preliminary injunction, barring the city of Denham Springs and police
from requiring her to remove the display.
Childs says she put up the roof message in November
because she believed a neighbor stole her dog. She says police
threatened her with fines and with arrest because of the lights. She and
the American Civil Liberties Union of Louisiana sued the city and
police.
Lawyers for Denham Springs and police say officials
didn't threaten Childs. They also argue the display isn't protected
speech under the constitution.
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