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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?The website Marion Chief of Police Gideon Cody accuses a reporter of accessing illegally is not the website the reporter used, according to Kansas Department of Revenue.Cody claims in his affidavit the reporter used a website that appears to be the Kansas Motor Vehicles Records search, wh
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stanley thermos either impersonating the victim or lying about the reasons why the record was being sought. Based on the options available on Kansas DOR records website. In the affidavit Cody writes the reporter would ve needed to select a purpose for the research. Cody didn t think the criteria applied to the reporter.The KSHB 41 News I-Team contacted KDOR. In email, KDOR responde
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