Pro-life Christian Cited For Speaking Out On Behalf Of The Murdered Preborn

Life and Liberty Ministries ^ | 2/15/06 | Dennis Green

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Pro-life Christian Cited For Speaking Out On Behalf Of The Murdered Preborn

Back to court again!

Officer Howard Noyes (badge # 1630) is an abortion clinic employee and a Richmond City Police Officer. Often when one has two professions, their heart is more attached to one or the other. Officer Noyes is no exception. Insuring that babies are killed with no Christian intervention is Noyes' passion. He is on a crusade.

On 1/28/06, Paul Trout and many from his Church family were on the sidewalk at Richmond Medical Center for Women to pray, witness and intercede on behalf of the babies who were scheduled to die that morning.

Paul Trout had been speaking to the mothers as they arrived to have their babies killed. Sharing truth from the Scriptures and encouraging them to do the right thing; he spoke with respect and earnestness.

This is something that Officer Noyes will not stand for. He approached Paul and told him to speak quietly. One must speak so as not to be heard to please this abortion clinic worker with a badge.

As the morning wore on, several believers gathered on the sidewalk in front of the killing center to sing and pray. Paul lifted his voice and Officer Noyes saw it as an opportunity to get his pound of flesh. He came up to Paul and issued him a citation for "Loud and Disturbing Noise". This was of course a bogus charge, but why let that little fact get in the way of seeking his employers approval.

Yes sir, Noyes was on the job! Christians watch out, babies will die and he will be sure that mothers will not have to deal with the guilty feelings of having heard the truth by a compassionate Christian!

Today, 2/15/06, Paul appeared in Richmond General District Court to answer the charges. Paul's attorney asked Judge Cheek to throw the case out due to the fact that the charges were inappropriate and unconstitutional. Judge Cheek refused to do so and delivered a Guilty verdict. Paul's attorney chose not to argue the facts of the case, but rather to allow this to happen so that it could be argued in a higher court upon the appeal.

This is one more of many instances of abusive behavior by the RDP. Hopefully Paul will win his appeal which is scheduled for 4/6/06 and be granted a little justice. Too bad there is no appeal process for the the babies Paul sought to save.

Pray for justice for Paul Trout and more importantly for the babies who die daily in Richmond with the active support of the Richmond City Police Department.

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**Pro-life Christian Cited For Speaking Out On Behalf Of The Murdered Preborn**

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Normally, I get rather offended when people unnecessarily criticize the police just for doing their jobs (i.e. calling them "pigs" or "Fascists," making donut jokes around him, etc.), but in the case of Noyes, I'd be willing to make an exception. He sounds like a real creep, the kind who gives good police officers a bad name. If I were with the protesters when Noyes was hassling them, I would have rather loudly asked, "Hey, do you guys smell bacon? I smell bacon."