Special prosecutors plan to file criminal charge against cop who led KS newspaper raid
TOPEKA — Special prosecutors plan to charge former Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody with a low-level felony for his actions following the raid he led last year on the Marion County Record and the homes of the newspaper publisher and a councilwoman.
Lynne's Note ***Low level felony WOW how easy on them they are
@catlynne333 "Meyer’s 98-year-old mother, Joan Meyer, the paper’s co-owner lived with him and died the day after the raid from a heart attack, something Meyer has attributed to the stress of the raid."
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/bc-us-kansas-newspaper-raid_n_66b0fed5e4b0781f9246ecde
@catlynne333 and: "Police body camera footage of the 2023 raid on Publisher Eric Meyer’s home shows his 98-year-old mother, Joan Meyer, visibly upset and telling officers, “Get out of my house!”
https://apnews.com/article/kansas-newspaper-raid-criminal-charge-289ad3ae0204fe2278c4057bcf6364c7
@b4cks4w so sad i am sorry they did this and then pleaded ignorance to the law to get out of charges which is illegal
@b4cks4w A day after police raided Meyer's home, his 98-year-old mother, Record co-owner Joan Meyer, died. He blamed her death on stress caused by the raids. The report acknowledged that Joan Meyer was extremely upset by the searches and may not have died if the raids had not been carried out
@catlynne333 you found it
@b4cks4w it did ? who died?