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CRIMEPhiladelphia Inquirer·3h ago

Judge orders temporary halt on destruction of Raymond Horsch child sex offense records

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A judge has ordered a temporary halt on the destruction of child sex offense records related to Raymond Horsch. The ruling follows a request by The Inquirer to preserve the documents after they were previously expunged.

The ruling comes after The Inquirer sought to preserve records of the child endangerment case that Horsch had successfully expunged.

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