Criminal
Sep. 18, 2019
Anti-abortion activist says he was trying to expose crimes when videotaping officials
David R. Daleiden, testifying in his own defense Tuesday, said he was out to expose crimes when recording Planned Parenthood and stem cell company officials in a case that has him charged with felonies by the California attorney general’s office.
Anti-abortion activist David R. Daleiden, testifying in his own defense Tuesday, said he was out to expose crimes when recording Planned Parenthood and stem cell company officials in a case that has him charged with felony eavesdropping and illegal recording by the California attorney general's office.
He reported the alleged crimes, including homicide, to various county district attorney's offices, sheriff's departments, and state ...
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