The owners last name? Glad you asked, it's (((Meyer.)))
Fucking jews.
The owners last name? Glad you asked, it's (((Meyer.)))
Fucking jews.
Gideon Cody, the former police chief behind the raid of a small Kansas newspaper that led to the death of the 98-year-old co-owner has been charged with a felony.
Joan Meyer, the 98-year-old co-owner of the Marion County Record -a weekly newspaper published in Marion, Kansas- tragically passed away after an unprecedented police raid on her home and the newspaper office last August.
The city of Marion’s five-officer police force, along with two sheriff’s deputies, conducted the raid on the Marion County Record’s office and the home of owner and publisher Eric Meyer. The shocking operation left Joan Meyer, Eric’s mother, and co-owner of the paper, dead, and has been characterized by Meyer as an assault on press freedom. . .
The former police chief who led a raid on a Kansas newspaper has been charged with a felony.
Gideon Cody faces one count of interference with the judicial process, a felony with a possible punishment of seven to 23 months in prison. . .
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>Gideon Cody, the former police chief behind the raid of a small Kansas newspaper that led to the death of the 98-year-old co-owner has been charged with a felony.
>Joan Meyer, the 98-year-old co-owner of the Marion County Record -a weekly newspaper published in Marion, Kansas- tragically passed away after an unprecedented police raid on her home and the newspaper office last August.
>The city of Marion’s five-officer police force, along with two sheriff’s deputies, conducted the raid on the Marion County Record’s office and the home of owner and publisher Eric Meyer. The shocking operation left Joan Meyer, Eric’s mother, and co-owner of the paper, dead, and has been characterized by Meyer as an assault on press freedom.
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>>The former police chief who led a raid on a Kansas newspaper has been charged with a felony.
>>Gideon Cody faces one count of interference with the judicial process, a felony with a possible punishment of seven to 23 months in prison.
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