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A Marion County Record reporter has filed a lawsuit against Gideon Cody and several city and county employees following the August raid on the newspaper.

The Kansas Commission on Judicial Conduct has dismissed a complaint filed against the judge who signed off on the warrant to raid Marion County Record.

Text messages obtained by the KSHB 41 I-Team reveal Gideon Cody claimed the Kansas Bureau of Investigation was "100 percent behind" him one day after the raids on Marion County Record and two homes.

After weeks of avoiding the TV news cameras, Newell agreed to an interview for the first time with a local reporter. She shared her story, in her own words with KAKE News Investigator Pilar Pedraza.

Gideon Cody, the former police chief of Marion, Kansas, fired back at the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and others Wednesday in response to a lawsuit filed.

Marion County Police Chief Gideon Cody resigned on Monday, six weeks after he led a widely-condemned raid on a local newspaper.

In the small town of Marion, Kansas a single stop sign separates Kari Newell's two restaurants from Marion County Record newspaper.

TOPEKA, Kansas — The Kansas Commission on Judicial Conduct requested Marion County District Court Magistrate Judge Laura Viar to explain her decision to authorize search warrants used in controversial raids

One of the reporters who works at the small Kansas newspaper that was raided by authorities earlier this month filed a federal lawsuit against the police chief Wednesday.