By David RotensteinNKyTribune staff writer
Daniel Woodie wants to get public records from Kenton County and the City of Covington that he believes could clear his name after a Kenton County judge in 2024 granted an interpersonal protective order (also known as an IPO) against him. A Kenton County woman had claimed that Woodie was stalking her.
Woodie is a former Kentucky resident who now lives in Cincinnati. Because he doesn’t live in Kentucky, Woodie couldn’t request public records. Instead, he enlisted a childhood friend, Florence city council member Angie Cable, to help him get them.
Cable submitted open records requests to law enforcement agencies in Kenton County. She also used a provision in the Open Records Act authorizing Woodie to submit open records requests on her behalf…