Kansas newspaper raid: Where things stand two years later

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It's been two years since police staged a chilling raid on the Marion County Record, seizing computers and phones — but not silencing the hard-hitting newspaper. The situation spawned one state and five federal lawsuits, as well as a criminal charge against former police chief Gideon Cody. Eric Meyer, the owner, publisher and editor of the Marion County Record, talks about how his life has changed over the past two years, the status of his lawsuit over the raid, and the need for powerful journalism.

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