Goons

[Boca]

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.

http://minutemennews.com/govt-raids-homeseizes-property-of-activist-responsible-for-planned-parenthood-videos/​

You may not be aware that when a Texas prosecutor, supposedly investigating PPH in the California incident, went to a Grand Jury he actually turned the tables ending up bringing the single charge against of Mr. Daleiden for using a fake Driver's License as identification.

Amazing that 60 minutes can go undercover anytime they please and win journalism awards isn't it? Even more amazing that the baby butchers at PPH went scot free; And in a party line vote Democrats refused to defund the butcher shop.

Oh how evil abounds....

 

[as seen on tv]

proof positive that the whistleblower protection laws are not enforced equitably.

 

[Arkady]

proof positive that the whistleblower protection laws are not enforced equitably.

He's welcome to claim whistleblower protections at trial. Given the way he engaged in disinformation, though, that'll be a lot harder than it would be for an actual whistleblower. Whistleblower rules are designed to protect people who release evidence of misconduct. In this case, seven states plus the House of Representatives investigated the claims without any of them finding any illegal conduct. It turns out the impression of illegal conduct was made by way of dishonest editing techniques. The only illegal conduct that was happening was when he illegally tried to procure the organs. The fact he wanted those organs not for any medical purpose, but rather to use as props for these videos he makes, doesn't constitute an exception to the rule against such purchases, as far as I'm aware.