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Kansas prosecutors reviewing nearly 10,000 pages of documents in Marion newspaper raid - Vimarsana News

Kansas prosecutors reviewing nearly 10,000 pages of documents in Marion newspaper raid

TOPEKA — Kansas special prosecutors have received “a detailed synopsis” of the Colorado Bureau of Investigation’s ongoing review of last year’s police raid on the Marion County Record. The CBI since November has been investigating whether journalists, law enforcement officers or anyone else broke the law in the events surrounding the newsroom raid. The investigation […] The post Kansas prosecutors reviewing nearly 10,000 pages of documents in Marion newspaper raid appeared first on Kansas Reflec

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Missing Colorado mom Suzanne Morphew's autopsy complete, authorities say - Vimarsana News

Missing Colorado mom Suzanne Morphew's autopsy complete, authorities say

Colorado mom Suzanne Morphew's autopsy results are expected to be released in the coming days. Morphew went missing from a bike ride in Maysville on Mother's Day in May 2020.

Brighton: New children's audiology ward comes to Royal Alexandra - Vimarsana News

Brighton: New children's audiology ward comes to Royal Alexandra

A new £3 million audiology unit will help babies and children experiencing deafness or balance issues.

Brighton: New children's audiology unit comes to Royal Alexandra - Vimarsana News

Brighton: New children's audiology unit comes to Royal Alexandra

A new £3 million audiology unit will help babies and children experiencing deafness or balance issues.

Agencies deny reporters' requests for body-cam footage of officer-involved shootings because there are no 'complaints' of misconduct - Vimarsana News

Agencies deny reporters' requests for body-cam footage of officer-involved shootings because there are no 'complaints' of misconduct

A Colorado law that went into effect in 2021 sets a timetable for the public release of law enforcement body-worn camera footage of incidents “in which there is a complaint of peace officer misconduct.” But if an officer shoots and kills someone, and no one formally complains, does the footage-release provision apply?