David Daleiden
What happens when you are a moral person exposing
baby-killers who murder legally but illegally perform a live-birth then kill
the child for more viable baby body-parts to sell to researchers?
This is what happens: the moral person is persecuted by a
Left oriented legal system protecting the baby-killing industry. Ask David
Daleiden of the Center for Medical Progress.
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JRH 4/6/16
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California Authorities Raid Home of Man Who Shot
Undercover Planned Parenthood Videos
By DON THOMPSON
April 6, 2016 | 6:55
AM EDT
SACRAMENTO, Calif.
(AP) — An anti-abortion activist who made undercover videos at Planned
Parenthood clinics said in a social media posting that California Department of
Justice agents raided his home Tuesday.
Agents seized all video footage from his apartment, along
with his personal information, David Daleiden said in a Facebook post.
Daleiden, the founder of a group called the Center for Medical Progress, said
agents left behind documents that he contends implicate Planned Parenthood in
illegal behavior related to the handling of fetal tissue.
Center for Medical Progress spokesman Peter Robbio confirmed
the social media posting is authentic, but he declined further comment. He said
Daleiden lives in Orange County.
Rachele Huennekens, a spokeswoman for state Attorney General
Kamala Harris, said in an email that she can't comment on any ongoing
investigation.
Harris said in July that she planned to review the
undercover videos to see if center violated any state charity registration or
reporting requirements. She said that could include whether Daleiden and a
colleague impersonated representatives of a fake biomedical company or filmed
the videos without Planned Parenthood's consent.
Harris, a Democrat, is running for the U.S. Senate. Daleiden
suggested in the social media posting that the raid was politically motivated
because Harris has accepted campaign contributions from Planned Parenthood.
Daleiden faces related charges in Texas. One of his Texas
attorneys, Terry Yates, did not return telephone and email messages Tuesday.
Texas authorities initially began a grand jury investigation
of Planned Parenthood after the undercover videos were released in August.
But the grand jury cleared Planned Parenthood of misusing
fetal tissue and indicted Daleiden and a colleague, Sandra Merritt, in January
on charges including using fake driver's licenses to get into a Houston clinic.
Daleiden previously said his group followed the law in
making the videos. His post Tuesday called the raid an "attack on citizen
journalism" and said he will "pursue all remedies to vindicate our
First Amendment rights."
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