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Tag Archives: center for medical progress

David Daleiden, who founded a fradulent biomedical company as part of an anti-abortion operation, is facing second-degree felony charges for tampering with a government record.

by Alexa Garcia-Ditta

Judge Dismisses Anti-Abortion Activist’s Organ Trafficking Charge on Technicality

The Harris County DA still plans to pursue felony fraud charges against California anti-Planned Parenthood videographer David Daleiden.

Tue, Jun 14, 2016 |

The Harris County DA still plans to pursue a felony fraud charge against California anti-Planned Parenthood videographer David Daleiden....Read More

David Daleiden, who founded a fradulent biomedical company as part of an anti-abortion operation, is facing second-degree felony charges for tampering with a government record.

by Alexa Garcia-Ditta

Researchers, Officials Say Nothing Amiss with Fetal Tissue Procurement

Thu, Apr 28, 2016 |

Academics and state officials told a Texas lawmakers Thursday that abortion providers and fetal tissue researchers are complying with federal and state law....Read More

David Daleiden, who founded a fradulent biomedical company as part of an anti-abortion operation, is facing second-degree felony charges for tampering with a government record.

by Alexa Garcia-Ditta

Houston Planned Parenthood Joins Organized Crime Suit Against Anti-Abortion Group

Thu, Mar 24, 2016 |

The organization's Houston affiliate joined an organized crime lawsuit against an anti-abortion group it says used fake IDs to access doctors and nurses....Read More

David Daleiden, who founded a fradulent biomedical company as part of an anti-abortion operation, is facing second-degree felony charges for tampering with a government record.

by Andrea Grimes

One Planned Parenthood Investigation Backfired. Here’s Why The Next Won’t.

Tue, Jan 26, 2016 |

Anti-abortion activist David Daleiden has been indicted on felony charges in Houston, but Texas still has two more investigations underway....Read More

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