The Kansas newspaper whose offices were raided by police last week has had its seized belongings returned, after the county attorney decided there was „insufficient evidence“.
The Kansas newspaper whose offices were raided by police last week has had its seized belongings returned, after the county attorney decided there was „insufficient evidence“ to justify the search. Joel Ensey said he has withdrawn the search warrant under which officers raided the Marion County Record, touching off a national reaction, NBC News reports. Police had said that an „employee of the newspaper may have committed“ a computer-based crime, Ensey wrote in a statement.
