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I4-SOC-3685News or newsletter PDF

How campus cops broke Idaho slayings case open & other top stories

Source / collection Connected Google Drive · Social Media Archive / Pullman Social Media Records/News

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Publisher / channel: Police1 · Weekend Roll Call

Police1 newsletter featuring reporting on the Idaho slayings investigation alongside other policing stories.

8 Jan 2023 · archived email dateFormat: PDFSource text saved
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From I4-SOC-3685. These are the existing catalog’s descriptions and labels; they do not establish participation, location, or the truth of an account.

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Email dated January 8, 2023 (archived text)

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  • Individuals shown or quoted are not safely identified from the filename alone

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  • Pullman, Washington
  • Moscow, Idaho

Existing catalog summary

This record indexes “How campus cops broke Idaho slayings case open & other top stories.pdf,” a PDF stored under “Pullman Social Media Records/News.” Connected extraction recovered 22,360 searchable characters. A sanitized full-text extraction is included for research and must be checked against the original layout.

Existing record notes

  • The linked original is the controlling source for pixels, formatting, audio, timing, metadata, and exact quotation.
  • A screenshot verifies the captured image, not the authenticity of the underlying account or post.
  • Rumors, comments, anonymous posts, book assertions, and third-party compilations are source claims—not independently proven case facts.
  • Automated extraction can contain OCR or reading-order errors; verify every quotation against the original.
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I4-SOC-3686News or newsletter PDF

The Lead: Alabama Law Allowing Concealed Firearms Without Permit Took Effect Sunday

Source / collection Connected Google Drive · Social Media Archive / Pullman Social Media Records/News

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Publisher / channel: IACP · The Lead

The Lead newsletter covering Alabama’s concealed-carry law and other policing and policy news.

3 Jan 2023 · archived email dateFormat: PDFSource text saved
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From I4-SOC-3686. These are the existing catalog’s descriptions and labels; they do not establish participation, location, or the truth of an account.

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Email dated January 3, 2023 (archived text)

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  • Individuals shown or quoted are not safely identified from the filename alone

Locations / source labels

  • Pullman, Washington

Existing catalog summary

This record indexes “IACP_s_The_Lead__Alabama_Law_Allowing_Concealed_Firearms_Without_Permit_Took_Effect_Sunday.pdf,” a PDF stored under “Pullman Social Media Records/News.” Connected extraction recovered 9,012 searchable characters. A sanitized full-text extraction is included for research and must be checked against the original layout.

Existing record notes

  • The linked original is the controlling source for pixels, formatting, audio, timing, metadata, and exact quotation.
  • A screenshot verifies the captured image, not the authenticity of the underlying account or post.
  • Rumors, comments, anonymous posts, book assertions, and third-party compilations are source claims—not independently proven case facts.
  • Automated extraction can contain OCR or reading-order errors; verify every quotation against the original.
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I4-SOC-3687News or newsletter PDF

The Lead: Biden Announces New Migration Quota Policy Border Visit

Source / collection Connected Google Drive · Social Media Archive / Pullman Social Media Records/News

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Publisher / channel: IACP · The Lead

The Lead newsletter covering a migration quota policy announcement and other policing and policy news.

6 Jan 2023 · archived email dateFormat: PDFSource text saved
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From I4-SOC-3687. These are the existing catalog’s descriptions and labels; they do not establish participation, location, or the truth of an account.

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Email dated January 6, 2023 (archived text)

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  • Pullman, Washington

Existing catalog summary

This record indexes “IACP_s_The_Lead__Biden_Announces_New_Migration_Quota_Policy__Border_Visit.pdf,” a PDF stored under “Pullman Social Media Records/News.” Connected extraction recovered 8,281 searchable characters. A sanitized full-text extraction is included for research and must be checked against the original layout.

Existing record notes

  • The linked original is the controlling source for pixels, formatting, audio, timing, metadata, and exact quotation.
  • A screenshot verifies the captured image, not the authenticity of the underlying account or post.
  • Rumors, comments, anonymous posts, book assertions, and third-party compilations are source claims—not independently proven case facts.
  • Automated extraction can contain OCR or reading-order errors; verify every quotation against the original.
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I4-SOC-3688News or newsletter PDF

The Lead: Maine s Correctional System Successfully Reduces Overdose Rates Among People Leaving Prison

Source / collection Connected Google Drive · Social Media Archive / Pullman Social Media Records/News

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Publisher / channel: IACP · The Lead

The Lead newsletter covering overdose prevention in Maine’s correctional system and other policy news.

9 Jan 2023 · archived email dateFormat: PDFSource text saved
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From I4-SOC-3688. These are the existing catalog’s descriptions and labels; they do not establish participation, location, or the truth of an account.

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Email dated January 9, 2023 (archived text)

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People / source labels

  • Individuals shown or quoted are not safely identified from the filename alone

Locations / source labels

  • Pullman, Washington

Existing catalog summary

This record indexes “IACP_s_The_Lead__Maine_s_Correctional_System_Successfully_Reduces_Overdose_Rates_Among_People_Leaving_Prison.pdf,” a PDF stored under “Pullman Social Media Records/News.” Connected extraction recovered 9,057 searchable characters. A sanitized full-text extraction is included for research and must be checked against the original layout.

Existing record notes

  • The linked original is the controlling source for pixels, formatting, audio, timing, metadata, and exact quotation.
  • A screenshot verifies the captured image, not the authenticity of the underlying account or post.
  • Rumors, comments, anonymous posts, book assertions, and third-party compilations are source claims—not independently proven case facts.
  • Automated extraction can contain OCR or reading-order errors; verify every quotation against the original.
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I4-SOC-3689News or newsletter PDF

The Lead: Minnesota School District To Consider Adding More Police

Source / collection Connected Google Drive · Social Media Archive / Pullman Social Media Records/News

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Publisher / channel: IACP · The Lead

The Lead newsletter covering a Minnesota school district’s consideration of additional police and other news.

5 Jan 2023 · archived email dateFormat: PDFSource text saved
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From I4-SOC-3689. These are the existing catalog’s descriptions and labels; they do not establish participation, location, or the truth of an account.

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Email dated January 5, 2023 (archived text)

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  • Individuals shown or quoted are not safely identified from the filename alone

Locations / source labels

  • Pullman, Washington

Existing catalog summary

This record indexes “IACP_s_The_Lead__Minnesota_School_District_To_Consider_Adding_More_Police.pdf,” a PDF stored under “Pullman Social Media Records/News.” Connected extraction recovered 13,191 searchable characters. A sanitized full-text extraction is included for research and must be checked against the original layout.

Existing record notes

  • The linked original is the controlling source for pixels, formatting, audio, timing, metadata, and exact quotation.
  • A screenshot verifies the captured image, not the authenticity of the underlying account or post.
  • Rumors, comments, anonymous posts, book assertions, and third-party compilations are source claims—not independently proven case facts.
  • Automated extraction can contain OCR or reading-order errors; verify every quotation against the original.
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I4-SOC-3690News or newsletter PDF

The Lead: Oregon Judge Upholds Stay On Voter-Approved Firearms Measures

Source / collection Connected Google Drive · Social Media Archive / Pullman Social Media Records/News

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Publisher / channel: IACP · The Lead

The Lead newsletter covering an Oregon court order on firearms measures and other policy news.

4 Jan 2023 · archived email dateFormat: PDFSource text saved
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From I4-SOC-3690. These are the existing catalog’s descriptions and labels; they do not establish participation, location, or the truth of an account.

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Email dated January 4, 2023 (archived text)

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People / source labels

  • Individuals shown or quoted are not safely identified from the filename alone

Locations / source labels

  • Pullman, Washington

Existing catalog summary

This record indexes “IACP_s_The_Lead__Oregon_Judge_Upholds_Stay_On_Voter-Approved_Firearms_Measures.pdf,” a PDF stored under “Pullman Social Media Records/News.” Connected extraction recovered 9,214 searchable characters. A sanitized full-text extraction is included for research and must be checked against the original layout.

Existing record notes

  • The linked original is the controlling source for pixels, formatting, audio, timing, metadata, and exact quotation.
  • A screenshot verifies the captured image, not the authenticity of the underlying account or post.
  • Rumors, comments, anonymous posts, book assertions, and third-party compilations are source claims—not independently proven case facts.
  • Automated extraction can contain OCR or reading-order errors; verify every quotation against the original.
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I4-SOC-3691News or newsletter PDF

Idaho slayings case update swatting felony other top stories

Source / collection Connected Google Drive · Social Media Archive / Pullman Social Media Records/News

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Publisher / channel: Police1 · Weekend Roll Call

Police1 newsletter including an Idaho investigation update, swatting legislation, and other policing stories.

8 Jan 2023 · archived email dateFormat: PDFSource text saved
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From I4-SOC-3691. These are the existing catalog’s descriptions and labels; they do not establish participation, location, or the truth of an account.

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Date not established from filename

Email dated January 8, 2023 (archived text)

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People / source labels

  • Individuals shown or quoted are not safely identified from the filename alone

Locations / source labels

  • Pullman, Washington

Existing catalog summary

This record indexes “Idaho_slayings_case_update__swatting_felony___other_top_stories.pdf,” a PDF stored under “Pullman Social Media Records/News.” Connected extraction recovered 10,133 searchable characters. A sanitized full-text extraction is included for research and must be checked against the original layout.

Existing record notes

  • The linked original is the controlling source for pixels, formatting, audio, timing, metadata, and exact quotation.
  • A screenshot verifies the captured image, not the authenticity of the underlying account or post.
  • Rumors, comments, anonymous posts, book assertions, and third-party compilations are source claims—not independently proven case facts.
  • Automated extraction can contain OCR or reading-order errors; verify every quotation against the original.
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I4-SOC-3692News or newsletter PDF

Trending news House speaker vote failure suggests some… and more

Source / collection Connected Google Drive · Social Media Archive / Pullman Social Media Records/News

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Publisher / channel: Microsoft Bing

Bing news digest with headlines on the House speaker vote, extradition, and other national topics.

4 Jan 2023 · archived email dateFormat: PDFSource text saved
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From I4-SOC-3692. These are the existing catalog’s descriptions and labels; they do not establish participation, location, or the truth of an account.

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Email dated January 4, 2023 (archived text)

Date filters use an unambiguous catalog day or archived email date when available. Drive creation/modification dates are excluded. These are not necessarily dates of events or linked articles.

People / source labels

  • Individuals shown or quoted are not safely identified from the filename alone

Locations / source labels

  • Pullman, Washington

Existing catalog summary

This record indexes “Trending news_ House speaker vote failure suggests some… and more.pdf,” a PDF stored under “Pullman Social Media Records/News.” Connected extraction recovered 1,118 searchable characters. A sanitized full-text extraction is included for research and must be checked against the original layout.

Existing record notes

  • The linked original is the controlling source for pixels, formatting, audio, timing, metadata, and exact quotation.
  • A screenshot verifies the captured image, not the authenticity of the underlying account or post.
  • Rumors, comments, anonymous posts, book assertions, and third-party compilations are source claims—not independently proven case facts.
  • Automated extraction can contain OCR or reading-order errors; verify every quotation against the original.
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