**NEW** Charges filed against Mesa County (Colorado) deputy clerk

[hlthe2b]

This is not the main case against the elections official, Tina Peters, but the deputy clerk for matters that may or may not be related. The former investigation is ongoing...

https://www.gjsentinel.com/breaking/charges-filed-again-mesa-county-deputy-clerk/article_606a2b1c-0b59-11ec-9c2d-1f0400a0e95d.html

To avoid being arrested and put in jail, Mesa County Deputy Clerk Belinda Knisley turned herself in to Mesa County District Court today and was advised on charges of felony burglary and misdemeanor cyber crimes filed against her in relation to a personnel matter and ongoing investigations of her office.

As a result, Knisley, 66, was ordered not to enter the Mesa County Clerk and Recorder's Office while state and federal criminal investigations are ongoing into possible felony charges for breaching election security, according to her arrest warrant.

The charges are separate from two criminal investigations against her and Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters by the district attorney's office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

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[Kittycatkat]

1. Thanks, I needed to hear some good news.

[wyn borkins]

2. Two Nice Ladies

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Whom I think may have been just ahead of me and my daughter at the cake walk in the school yard just the other day. Neither one of them was a winner, then OR now...

[Celerity]

3. Rethug criminals, hope they reap the hammer of justice

[Hugh_Lebowski]

4. I think she's trying to take the fall for Peters, myself (nt)

[Thomas Hurt]

5. Wanna bet she trying to cover up for herself and the nutjob Peters.

[FreepFryer]

6. Oh, it's related

"District Attorney Dan Rubinstein has been in contact with defense counsel for Ms. Knisley and has expressed his concern that Ms. Knisley continues to have contact with employees of the Clerk and Recorder's Office in a manner that is intimidating to them, despite the pending investigation and her leave," the affidavit says.

The arrest warrant was issued after County Administrator Pete Baier informed Knisley that she was being placed on administrative leave pending investigations into "numerous" workplace harassment complaints, an order Knisley ignored, the affidavit and other court documents show.

Her access badge had been suspended along with her computer passwords. Still, Knisley was discovered inside secure areas of the office by Baier and the head of the county's Human Resources Department, who also observed that Knisley was trying to print something using Peters' computer passwords.

[crickets]

9. Gee, how did she manage to get Tina Peters' passwords?

I just can't imagine.

Better question: why are/were Tina Peters' passwords still functioning? I'm wondering if they're also no longer valid and Knisley got caught by trying to use them. Tch.

[Tomconroy]

7. It's all pretty strange. But apparently info from the Colorado machines and

Also from the Antrim County MI machines (where conspiracy theorists were granted access) was passed around at that Lindell symposium. Probably all voting machines in the country can now be hacked.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

8. Did Lindell run out of money to hide her?

[hlthe2b]

11. He's hiding Tina Peters. This is her deputy.

[C Moon]

10. She'll get a $1,500.00 fine and community service...

and complain about both as unjust.