Rep. Jason Crow requests preservation of evidence in Pirro case investigation

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Rep. Jason Crow Requests Preservation of Evidence Related to Failed Indictment

Representative Jason Crow has requested that evidence related to a failed indictment be preserved, according to reports.

The request comes after prosecutors declined to bring charges against several Democratic lawmakers who were involved in an investigation into an “illegal orders” video. The video, which was released earlier this year, appears to show Democrats issuing military orders without proper authorization.

In addition to Crow’s request, other news outlets have reported on the failed indictment and its implications for the Democratic lawmakers involved. The New York Times has published an opinion piece discussing the Trump administration’s handling of the case, while NBC News has reported on the administration’s failure to indict the lawmakers.

The Associated Press (AP) has also covered the story, citing sources who say that a grand jury refused to indict the lawmakers in connection with the “illegal orders” video. The Washington Post has published an opinion piece criticizing the Trump administration’s actions in the case.

It is worth noting that the investigation into the “illegal orders” video is ongoing, and it is unclear at this time whether any further action will be taken against the Democratic lawmakers involved.

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