Criminal
Sep. 16, 2019
Anti-abortion activist takes stand in his own defense
Taking the stand in his own defense in a criminal case for surreptiously videotaping officials at Planned Parenthood and stem cell companies, anti-abortion activist David R. Daleiden portrayed himself Friday as a “citizen journalist” who undertook the investigation to unveil criminal activity.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Taking the stand in his own defense in a criminal case for surreptitiously videotaping officials at Planned Parenthood and stem cell companies, anti-abortion activist David R. Daleiden portrayed himself Friday as a "citizen journalist" who undertook the investigation to unveil criminal activity.
"I believed it needed to be brought to the attention of the American people and particularly American law enforcement," Da...
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