Baxter alleged in his complaint that the Register invented false testimony, distorted facts and relied on discredited defamatory statements in publishing a story alleging that a narcotics agent testified about Baxter's purported cocaine use.
Judge Coyne found no evidence of actual malice by the daily to suggest that it sought to harm Baxter's reputation by its reporting. For its part, the Register said it stood by its reporting.
If your reputation is threatened by the Sandusky Register, you have bigger problems than cocaine.
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