@JessMcMasterKC Jessica- you are incredible and I’m so blown away by your work. I’m also grateful for our friendship. Excited for what’s next for you. Love you.
Statement from Patty Prewitt: "I am so grateful to be home with my family for Christmas. Thank you to Governor Mike Parson and to all the people who have supported me over the years."
BREAKING NEWS: Former KCKPD detective Roger Golubski has failed to appear at his trial, and a warrant has been issued for his arrest. https://t.co/2yyahkj1ax
The Missouri Court of Appeals rejected arguments from the AG’s Office to return Sandra Hemme – an innocent woman who spent four decades behind bars – back to prison.
One of her attorneys @Innocence called the opinion “a powerful statement from the court.” https://t.co/wBx6Y9Pdb7
I’m in Marion County where the former police chief is back in town facing an inference charge.
It comes after a high profile raid of the local newspaper.
Here he Gideon Cody coming is the side door. @KCTV5
A new 75-page lawsuit filed in Kansas alleges police in Kansas City, Kansas, operated a “protection racket” for decades, helping shield gangs and traffickers of drugs and women to continue the pattern of abuse. https://t.co/uDKg9QUMtc
JUST IN: The procession for the fallen @KCMOFireDept firefighter who died today after a training exercise just left North Kansas City Hospital. @kcpolice escorted the first responders colleagues & others out of the parking lot. More to come today on @KCTV5.
ROUND2: In less than a week, Mildred’s gets hit twice.
The downtown location was hit last Sunday.
This Sunday, the Crossroads location takes a hit.
But this time, the thieves get away with about $1,200. @KCTV5
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas shared a dramatic story of a family sitting on hold with 911 desperate for help during an at-home delivery. https://t.co/HyNaTLzjdp
The Board of Police Commissioners meets Tuesday. Once more I’ll ask my colleagues appointed by Governor Parson to address the 911 hold time crisis, which has plagued thousands waiting on hold at life’s most challenging moments.
I receive many stories. This one is heartbreaking.
Colt Gray was suspected of making threats to shoot up schools more than a year ago. FBI says it sent Jackson County deputies to his house but the then-13-year-old denied making the threats. Dad said son didn’t have unsupervised access to his hunting rifles.
@ATLNewsFirst