Missouri House Candidate Charged with Alleged Drug-Planting Scheme

A Republican candidate for the Missouri State House faces federal charges after allegedly orchestrating a plot to secretly place cocaine on his primary election opponent to disrupt his campaign.

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Missouri House Candidate Accused Of Plotting To Plant Cocaine On Primary Rival

Missouri House Candidate Accused Of Plotting To Plant Cocaine On Primary Rival A Republican candidate for the Missouri state House is facing a federal charge after authorities accused him of orchestrating a plot to secretly place drugs on a political rival, CBS affiliate KOLR-TV reported. Thomas Ross, 37, who sought Missouri's House District 161 seat representing the Joplin area, was charged Wednesday in connection with the alleged scheme targeting primary opponent Louise Secker...

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Missouri House Candidate Charged with Alleged Drug-Planting Scheme

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