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Columbia woman charged after alleged attack and racial slurs at Parkside Manor
Columbia — A Columbia woman has been charged with trespassing and armed criminal action after allegedly attacking a man and using racial slurs at Parkside Manor in Columbia. According to the probable cause statement, Kelly Smith pulled her vehicle behind the victim's car as he was backing up. The...
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The St. Louis mayoral debate moments everyone is talking about
With less than a month away from the April 2025 municipal election for St. Louis mayor, incumbent Tishaura Jones and challenger Cara Spencer faced off in a spirited debate Thursday evening at the FOX 2 news studios.
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Prolific Walmart donut thief is revealed to be a COP who used ‘skip scan’ trick – he was on-duty and in uniform
A UNIFORMED cop was caught swiping donuts and other items from Walmart self-checkout using the trick known as skip scanning. The now former Kansas Highway Patrol trooper and National Guard chaplain was busted for shoplifting on duty, stuffing his bags with items while on duty. Ex-officer Mark Leenerts pleaded guilty to theft and official misconduct, […]
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Versailles man arrested for attempted kidnapping; rope, pillows, blankets found in van
A Versailles man was arrested after allegedly attempting to coerce a minor into a white van. The Stover Police Department announced that James Ferrell, 64, was arrested on Wednesday, March 12. According to the post, officers responded to a report of an attempted kidnapping in the area of E. 3rd...
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Missouri man killed in North Carolina
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A man from Missouri was shot and killed in North Carolina. According to police, Darden Rhodes, 51, was found shot to death in the 1300 block of Sapona Road in Fayetteville, North Carolina, around 8 a.m. on Monday. Fayetteville Police Department’s Homicide Unit...
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Woman who accused Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy of attacking her granted protective order by Texas judge
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The woman who accused Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy of attacking her last week, resulting in a case in which the district attorney has so far declined to pursue charges, has been granted a protective order against him by a Texas judge. Attorneys for Tia Jones confirmed the order in a statement to The Associated Press on Wednesday night. They added that Jones is “fully cooperating with law enforcement as they continue to actively investigate the violence that occurred.” “Ms. Jones has chosen to use her voice to speak up for herself,” said Angelica Cogliano,...