Ann Arbor Police FOIA Production (May 14, 2020 Request): “Nick Bee” Email Communications Referencing Dr. Paul Cronin (Case 17-3517)
The materials include email communications from an individual identified as “Nick Bee,” as reflected in Ann Arbor Police Department Case 17-3517.
These records were produced in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request dated May 14, 2020, seeking search warrants and related materials associated with the investigation.
The underlying FOIA request is shown below.
FOIA Request (May 14, 2020) seeking search warrant materials associated with Case 17-3517.
Prior disclosures did not present the search warrant materials as a complete set (see: Seventh Ann Arbor Police Search Warrant (August 17, 2017): Not Distinctly Identified in Early FOIA Disclosures).
The materials include communications attributed to “Nick Bee.”
The following communication, dated August 12, 2017, references Dr. Paul Cronin.
Email dated August 12, 2017 from “Nick Bee” referencing Dr. Paul Cronin, as reflected in the investigative record (Case 17-3517).
A subsequent communication provides additional detail.
Email communication from “Nick Bee,” as reflected in the investigative record (Case 17-3517).
The communication continues below.
Continuation of the same communication.
The materials reflect detailed email communications from “Nick Bee” referencing Dr. Paul Cronin and related conduct.
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