On December 29, 2023, almost a year ago, a 30-year-old woman was rushed to the emergency room due to excessive bleeding after a failed abortion at Planned Parenthood Park Hill, located in a residential area just east of downtown Denver.
Pro-lifers on the scene documented the incident while ensuring the patient’s privacy was fully protected. In the video received by Operation Rescue, a woman could be seen wheeled to an ambulance in a stretcher. What happened to her afterwards is unknown.
After receiving evidence of the abortion injury, Operation Rescue attempted to secure 911 records to discover what exactly happened and hold Planned Parenthood accountable for yet another botched abortion.
Operation Rescue followed due process to request the records according to Colorado’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) laws. But the City of Denver repeatedly delayed and finally denied the lawful release of the public records, stating that according to their policies, “the privacy interests of individuals outweigh any public purpose to be served by disclosure of CAD report.” In other words, in the opinion of Denver government officials, even though the patient’s name and identifying information is always redacted from records, the privacy interests of the abortion clinic staff or callers outweighs the public purpose of exposing the truth that abortion is not “safe.”
“Sadly, this is not the first time records have been denied to apparently protect ‘abortion rights,’ said Operation Rescue President Troy Newman. While Colorado’s statute specifies that medical data is exempt, any specific information about the patient’s identity need only be redacted.” […]
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