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Eugene-based Double Sided Media requested police officer Justin Peckels’s records. The city slapped the publication with an exorbitant fee.
A Oregon news outlet was charged $2.5 million for records about a police officer accused of misconduct.
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A Eugene-based publication requested records about a cop accused of misconduct. The city slapped it with a prohibitive fee.
Lauren Harper is Freedom of the Press Foundation’s first Daniel Ellsberg Chair on Government Secrecy.
How much does it cost to get more information about a cop who punched someone in the face?
If you guessed anything lower than $2.5 million, you’d be wrong — at least according to the city of Eugene, Oregon.
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