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1. www.sfchronicle.com › crime › articleThe Adachi leak: What you need to know about the public ...

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   May 20, 2019 · The police raid May 10 on journalist Bryan Carmody’s home as part of an investigation into who on the police force leaked the report has raised questions about due process and whether city ...

   • Author: Evan Sernoffsky

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2. www.rcfp.org › bryan-carmody-raid-analysisHow and why the FBI was involved in the raid of Bryan Carmody

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   Oct 9, 2019 · The Raid. On April 11, the San Francisco Police Department sought Carmody’s cooperation in identifying his confidential source from whom he obtained a police report related to Adachi’s death. Carmody had sold the report to three television news stations shortly after Adachi’s death on Feb. 22. As a journalist, Carmody is protected from ...

3. www.latimes.com › local › lanowWhen a reporter would not betray his source, police came to ...

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   May 12, 2019 · While he was shackled, officers got a second warrant to search his newsroom, where police seized a thumb drive, CDs and, inside a safe, the sought-after police report about Adachi’s death ...

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4. www.dwt.com › blogs › media-law-monitorThe San Francisco Police Department vs. Bryan Carmody

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   Sep 27, 2019 · During his reporting, he received a copy of a San Francisco police report about Adachi's death from a confidential source. Carmody did not ask for or pay for the source to provide the document. Consistent with standard journalistic practices, Carmody agreed not to reveal the source's identity, and despite enormous pressure, he has still not ...

5. www.sfchronicle.com › crime › articleAdachi leak: SF cops explain why they raided journalist, cite ...

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   May 21, 2019 · Carmody said he obtained the police report from a confidential source shortly after Adachi’s death at age 59 on Feb. 22. He then sold it to three television news stations, who aired portions of it.

   • Author: Evan Sernoffsky

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6. www.nytimes.com › 2019/05/13 › usSan Francisco Police Raid on Journalist Alarms Free Press ...

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   May 13, 2019 · Mr. Carmody said the police report was crucial to understanding an unexpected death of an important city official. Initially reporters had been told that Mr. Adachi had died while “on the road ...

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   How did Carmody get a police report about Adachi's death?

   • Carmody obtained a police report related to Adachi’s death from his confidential source. The San Francisco Police Department sought Carmody’s cooperation in identifying this source after learning that he had sold the report to three television news stations on Feb. 22.

   How and why the FBI was involved in the raid of Bryan Carmody

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   Who was Jeff Adachi?

   • Jeff Adachi was a prominent public defender of San Francisco with a 17-year tenure. He was a well-known police watchdog and critic. On the night of his sudden death on Feb. 22, the police conducted an investigation at the scene of his collapse.

   How and why the FBI was involved in the raid of Bryan Carmody

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   Who is Bryan Carmody?

   • Bryan Carmody is an independent stringer who creates news packages for sale primarily to local television stations. He received the police’s report on the investigation from an unknown source and sold news packages based on it to several outlets. Carmody's actions generated controversy.

   How and why the FBI was involved in the raid of Bryan Carmody

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   Did SFPD officers search Carmody's Home?

   • According to Carmody’s sworn declaration, while SFPD officers were searching Carmody's home, two individuals who identified themselves as FBI agents took him into his home office and sat with him for approximately five minutes without any SFPD officers present.

   How and why the FBI was involved in the raid of Bryan Carmody

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   Who quashed Carmody's search warrant?

   • Judge Joseph Quinn quashed and unsealed the final warrant to search Carmody’s belongings on Aug. 22. The earlier warrants, issued by Judges Victor Hwang, Gail Dekreon, and Christopher Hite, were also quashed, and the police were ordered to return all seized property and destroy any materials obtained from the illegal searches.

   How and why the FBI was involved in the raid of Bryan Carmody

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   Did San Francisco police seize John Carmody's phone records?

   • San Francisco police seized John Carmody's phone records using a warrant, which was later quashed and unsealed on July 18 by Superior Court Judge Rochelle East. This was the first of five warrants against Carmody to be quashed and unsealed.

   How and why the FBI was involved in the raid of Bryan Carmody

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8. www.sfchronicle.com › crime › articleThe leak: Inside the SF firestorm over the death of Jeff ...

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   May 14, 2019 · Before police officers arrived at a journalist’s San Francisco home with a sledgehammer and a search warrant to investigate a leaked report on the death of Public Defender Jeff Adachi, the city ...