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http://michellemalkin.com/2007/10/23/107-criminal-counts-against-planned-parenthood-in-kansas/

107 criminal counts against Planned Parenthood in Kansas

I’ve written many times about the predators of Planned Parenthood. The latest effort to hold the abortion racket accountable comes from Kansas. There, Johnson County DA Phill Kline filed a 107-count criminal complaint
last week against a Planned Parenthood operation. The counts range from
falsifying documents to performing illegal late-term abortions. Planned
Parenthood, of course, is crying “anti-choice politics!”

A hearing is set for Nov. 16.

Some background:

Kline while serving as state attorney general in 2004
subpoenaed the records of 90 women and girls who in 2003 underwent
late-term abortions at Comprehensive Health or Women’s Health Care
Services in Wichita, Kan., saying there is probable cause that each
record contains evidence of a felony. The state Supreme Court in
February 2006 ruled that Kline could seek access to the records but
that he must return to Shawnee County District Court Judge Richard
Anderson and present his reasons for seeking the subpoenas. Anderson
turned over the records to Kline’s office in November 2006 after
removing information that would identify individuals.

State Attorney General Paul Morrison (D) — who defeated Kline in the
November 2006 election — in June in a letter to PPKM attorney Pedro
Irigonegaray wrote that he has ended the investigation of Comprehensive
Health. Morrison added that the attorney general’s office “found no
evidence of any criminal wrongdoing” by the clinic. Morrison in the
letter also said that Kline forwarded copies of the medical records
from PPKM patients to the Johnson County district attorney’s office on
Jan. 5 — three days before he left the state attorney general’s office.
Kline retains copies of the records, according to Morrison’s letter
(Kaiser Daily Women’s Health Policy Report, 7/23). Johnson County
District Court Judge Stephen Tatum on Wednesday after Kline’s complaint
was filed found probable cause for the charges and set a court date for
Nov. 16, the Kansas City Star reports (Bauer et al., Kansas City Star,
10/17).

There is now also a petition drive seeking a grand jury investigation of PP’s activities.

The abortion racket and ABC News are very, very worried.