By Cheryl Sullenger
Operation Rescue
Akron, Ohio - A complaint has been filed with the Ohio Attorney General's office accusing an Akron Planned Parenthood office of violating laws requiring parental consent before a minor can receive an abortion, according to a document obtained by Operation Rescue.
The complaint form, which was received by Operation Rescue in an unredacted form, was filed on July 27, 2017, apparently filed by a parent who stated of Planned Parenthood, "They performed an abortion o[n] a 16-year-old without parental consent."
Continue reading and see the complaint.
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