Kan. officials downplayed involvement in Marion raid. Here's what they knew
Marion County Record reporter Phyllis Zorn and Sheriff Jeff Soyez stand outside the evide
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Kan. officials downplayed involvement in Marion raid. Here's what they knew
Marion County Record reporter Phyllis Zorn and Sheriff Jeff Soyez stand outside the evide
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Kan. officials downplayed involvement in Marion raid. Here's what they knew
Marion County Record reporter Phyllis Zorn and Sheriff Jeff Soyez stand outside the evide
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Kan. officials downplayed involvement in Marion raid. Here's what they knew
Marion County Record reporter Phyllis Zorn and Sheriff Jeff Soyez stand outside the evide
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Kan. officials downplayed involvement in Marion raid. Here's what they knew
Marion County Record reporter Phyllis Zorn and Sheriff Jeff Soyez stand outside the evide
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Marion police never interviewed tipster who sent state document to newspaper, official
Pam Maag, a Marion County resident who tipped off the local newspaper about a restaurant owner driving without a license, said she did so because she was tired of police “turning a blind eye.”
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Marion police seized 18 items during raids on newspaper, two homes. Here's what they took
The devices were returned after the prosecutor concluded there was “insufficient evidence” linking them to the alleged crime.
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Reporter searched what Kansas officials say were public records before newspaper raid
The reporter went onto the Kansas Driver’s License Status Check website to verify driving history information she had received from a source.
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Police accused raided Kansas newspaper of lying to get records. A reporter used public info.
A journalist’s seemingly routine public records search sparked unprecedented law enforcement raids on a Kansas newspaper office and the publisher's home, court papers revealed.
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Did Marion newspaper break the law by checking record on state website? What we know
A controversial police raid on a small-town newspaper in Kansas was carried out with a search warrant to investigate identity theft. The publisher says the paper only looked up a record on a public website.
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