The woman charged with vandalizing a pro-life pregnancy center has filed a lawsuit accusing the clinic of “medical malpractice” as she denies that she violated federal law in connection to the defacement of the property.
The woman charged with vandalizing a pro-life pregnancy center has filed a lawsuit accusing the clinic of “medical malpractice” as she denies that she violated federal law in connection to the defacement of the property.
A network of pro-life pregnancy centers that saw one of its offices vandalized multiple times by pro-abortion activists is suing two individuals responsible for attacks against the facility after the U.S. Department of Justice declined to press charges against them.
Hannah E. Kamke, 40, originally was charged with third-degree criminal mischief following the March 15 spray painting of a business sign outside of CompassCare on Eggert Road in Amherst.