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FCC investigates pirate radio station in Manhattan

Published on -9/28/2012, 1:45 PM

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MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) -- Federal officials are investigating a pirate radio station in Manhattan.

Ron Ramage, district director of the FFC office in Kansas City , told KMAN that investigators were in Manhattan Thursday to investigate the station after receiving complaints from citizens.

The station was operating under the 88.3 frequency on the FM dial.

KMAN reports (http://bit.ly/QAx1Pm ) the station was broadcasting an anti-government program, with mention of alleged national and global conspiracies.

The investigation continues.

Ramage said he couldn't comment on what a possible penalty would be.

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