Wed Jul 25, 2018, 02:20 PM

Whistleblower provides emails that show Stormy Daniels' arrest was pre-planned

Source: Fayette Advocate

In an exclusive investigation, the Advocate has obtained emails from a whistleblower from inside the Columbus Police Department that outline the arrest of Stormy Daniels earlier this month may have been pre-planned days before she ever arrived in town.

Columbus Police arrested the adult entertainer — who claims to have had an affair with then-private citizen Donald Trump in 2006 — on July 12. Police said that Daniels violated an Ohio law by “touching” club-goers, who were actually undercover VICE officers. The charges were dismissed 12 hours later after Daniels hired Columbus defense attorney Chase Mallory. Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein said the elements were not met in the charges and that is why the cases were tossed out. Columbus Police Chief Kim Jacobs apologized and called it a “mistake.”

Within hours of her arrest, Daniels’ personal attorney Michael Avenatti called it a political hit-job and vowed to investigate.

A whistleblower from the City of Columbus contacted the Advocate with numerous emails between several high-ranking Columbus police detectives and VICE officers.

Read more: http://thefayetteadvocate.com/2018/07/25/whistleblower-provides-emails-that-show-stormy-daniels-arrest-was-pre-planned/

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38 replies	Author	Time	Post
Whistleblower provides emails that show Stormy Daniels' arrest was pre-planned (Original post)	brooklynite	Jul 25	OP
Targeting the opposition w arrests. Full fascism on display this week.	bettyellen	Jul 25	#1
I hope that she sues the bastards who conspired to ensnarl her.	olegramps	Jul 25	#10
I suspect she will.	2naSalit	Jul 25	#16
No she is coming back into town for 2 sold out shows	Botany	Jul 26	#32
She can still sue them!	Grins	Jul 26	#34
The D.A. dropped the charges against her as soon as he got to work the following morning	Botany	Jul 26	#35
Kick	dalton99a	Jul 25	#2
Is this when a real conspiracy is called a sting?	bucolic_frolic	Jul 25	#3
Jackbooted thugs	Joe Nation	Jul 25	#4
republicans not content with adultery	Achilleaze	Jul 25	#5
A veritable cornucopia of bull shit.	defacto7	Jul 25	#9
Need to make room for Sarah Huckabee-Sanders	Pepsidog	Jul 25	#19
Gonna need a bigger basket....	Lochloosa	Jul 26	#37
People need to loose their jobs over this.	madaboutharry	Jul 25	#6
yes. yes. yes.	riversedge	Jul 25	#8
oh oh. and the plot is getting deeper.	riversedge	Jul 25	#7
n/t	ScratchCat	Jul 25	#11
Sounds about right	PJMcK	Jul 25	#27
The Fourth Amendment	djg21	Jul 25	#30
I'M SHOCKED.. shocked....	LakeArenal	Jul 25	#12
I Would Say Suspensions Are In Order	ProfessorGAC	Jul 25	#13
The entire website hosting the link is down right now. Hmmm.	Delzars	Jul 25	#14
I stand corrected. Website is back up.	Delzars	Jul 25	#17
But the EMAILS!!!	George II	Jul 25	#15
Not surprising in the least	karin_sj	Jul 25	#18
The whistleblower went outside of local Columbus newsmedia	irisblue	Jul 25	#20
Chillicothe?	True Blue American	Jul 25	#22
Washington CourtHouse, Fayette County.	irisblue	Jul 25	#28
Mine is fine. I was estimating miles.	True Blue American	Jul 25	#29
K & R for exposure.	SunSeeker	Jul 25	#21
it depends if what she did is actually against the law, or if they made it up.	Calista241	Jul 25	#23
I think the cops did the touching	scarytomcat	Jul 25	#24
The law only pertains to regular performers, not gues performers	obamanut2012	Jul 25	#31
In other news...	AZ8theist	Jul 25	#25
David Dennison called out his thugs.	MontanaMama	Jul 25	#26
Short of murder or robbery of a jailed suspect, or forced sex	DFW	Jul 26	#33
Goodness gracious, who would have thought?	malthaussen	Jul 26	#36
Not LBN - "By Derek Myers, Interim Editor-In-Chief - July 25, 2018"	DRoseDARs	Aug 6	#38