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NEWSROOM RAID: A Kansas prosecutor said Wednesday he found insufficient evidence to support the police raid of a weekly newspaper and that all seized material should be returned in a

Marion County Record publisher Eric Meyer talks to FOX4 about raid, what may have been behind it, death of co-owner, mother, Joan Meyer

Three affidavits used in the August 11 police raid on a Marion County newspaper have been released Saturday evening.

The police chief who led the raid of a Kansas newspaper has alleged in previously unreleased court documents that a reporter either impersonated someone else or lied about her intentions

Its owner and editor f. the agency computers and phones and other tools of the practice what we call journalism. tragically joan meyer the 98 year old co-owner of the paper died after the raid on the home she shared with her son publisher eric meyer. more than 30 news outlet signed a letter for freedom of the blessing to local police the raid may have been illegal but publisher meyer now says he will sue. placing the whole point of this was intimidation. everyone has to be protected against unla...

The paper’s attorney rejected law enforcement's claim that the paper committed identity theft, saying a reporter conducted a legal search on the Department of Revenue’s website to verify a tip. The Marion County Attorney withdrew the search warrants last week, citing insufficient grounds for the search.

Police seized computers, personal cellphones and a router from the newspaper, but all items were released Wednesday after the county prosecutor concluded there wasn't enough evidence to justify the action.

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The Marion County Record's lawyer told The Daily Beast that a lawsuit might be coming against the city.