Enes Kanter Freedom's legal representatives file FOIA request related to Chicago Sky ejection incident
AFPI filed a six-page public-records request with the government entity that owns Wintrust Arena after Enes Kanter Freedom's removal from a Sky game.
TL;DR
- The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) is investigating Enes Kanter Freedom's ejection from a Chicago Sky game.
- AFPI filed a six-page public-records request with the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority (MPEA), the owner of Wintrust Arena.
- The investigation seeks to hold public entities accountable if Freedom's constitutional rights were violated.
- Freedom was removed from the game after a verbal exchange with Sky guard Natasha Cloud, reportedly over a shirt he was wearing.
- The request seeks information on arena access, security, operations, and authorization for Freedom's removal and ban.