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'I'm more worried about the old lady,' Gideon Cody says on raid body cam footage - Vimarsana News

'I'm more worried about the old lady,' Gideon Cody says on raid body cam footage

The KSHB 41 News I-Team has obtained video from police body cameras of the raid on Marion County Record newspaper.

Source: kshb.com
Restaurant owner details talks with Marion police chief prior to newspaper raid - Vimarsana News

Restaurant owner details talks with Marion police chief prior to newspaper raid

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

Source: kshb.com
'Unprecedented': First Amendment attorney, professor weighs in on newspaper raid - Vimarsana News

'Unprecedented': First Amendment attorney, professor weighs in on newspaper raid

Following a police raid at a newspaper in the small Kansas town of Marion, questions are arising about First Amendment rights and searches involving news organizations.

Source: kshb.com
Kansas prosecutor finds 'insufficient evidence' to support newspaper raid by county police - Vimarsana News

Kansas prosecutor finds 'insufficient evidence' to support newspaper raid by county police

A Kansas county prosecutor has withdrawn the warrant for a raid on a small-town newspaper, stating that the county police had "insufficient evidence" to seize information from the paper.

Marion County, Kansas prosecutor says material seized in Marion County Record newspaper raid should be returned - Vimarsana News

Marion County, Kansas prosecutor says material seized in Marion County Record newspaper raid should be returned

A Marion County, Kansas prosecutor said material seized in a Marion County Record newspaper raid should be returned.

Source: abc30.com