Guyer v. City of Kirkwood

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• remanding to determine whether complaint implicated officer in criminal conduct; finding if so, trial court should presume investigation centered on that alleged criminal conduct
• finding exemptions not applicable where a particular type of document fits equally under exemption and other section requiring disclosure
• stating investigative reports are open records once investigation is inactive, subject to redaction under Section 610.100.3
• where records fit equally under exemption and statute requiring disclosure, express public policy requires disclosure
• court can presume upon remand investigation concerned criminal conduct if such conduct alleged in complaint
• expressly rejecting the argument that section 610.021(3) may be used to justify closure where section 610.100.2 requires disclosure

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