Police raid Kansas newspaper

Before Kansas newspaper raid, police chief left KCPD under cloud, facing discipline

https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/crime/article278318133.html

 

“even if it’s technically illegal it shouldn’t have resulted in a raid” isn’t a good comeback if your reporter illegally (maybe) accesses private state records

https://www.washingtonpost.com/inve...etail-reasoning-police-raid-kansas-newspaper/

 

So Kansas limits public access to court records like DUI convictions? No wonder they have drunks wearing judicial robes.

 

Probable cause affidavits not filed until 3 days after Marion County newspaper raid, newly released documents show

 

This is getting beyond "resign now" stuff to federal charges for all involved.

 

And a few federal civil rights lawsuits thrown on top of it ...

 

I was gonna say: Man, Kansas is one fucked-up state these days.

But, upon further review, how many states can we not say that about?

 

Sing it with me, y’all, Qualified Immunity! It’s the shittiest Toby Keith song there ever was.

At most, the chief might have some culpability. The rest of them get to employ the “I was following orders” defense. The city or county, ie taxpayers, will end up footing the bill for the massive civil litigation.

 

Biggest surprise in this whole thing is that Drumpf or one of his wannabes hasn’t brought the podunk police chief onstage at a rally for a round of applause from the brainwashed.

I guess Drumpf had bigger problems this past week, but give him time. There’s only so many mentally disabled people and prisoners of war you can mock.