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Convicted killer Kylr Yust moved to Missouri prison to serve sentences
CAMERON, Mo. - Convicted killer Kylr Yust was moved to a new location where he is expected to serve years behind bars. Yust was moved from Cass County jail in Harrisonville to a Missouri Department of Corrections facility in St. Joseph in June. He is now at the Western Missouri Correctional Center in Cameron, Missouri.
Officer won't face charges in shooting outside Olathe restaurant
OLATHE, Kan. - An Olathe police officer is cleared after the Johnson County District Attorney determined a shooting in a parking lot was justified. District Attorney Steve Howe released the findings Thursday of his investigation into the police-involved shooting outside Strip's chicken on May 26, 2021.
Johnson County passes a new stray bullet ordinance
A commission has a passed a new ordinance that hands down a large fine for carelessly discharging a firearm in Johnson County.Stray bullets could cost you a $1,000. The county commission passed the new ordinance earlier this morning. Anyone who fires a gun in a careless or dangerous way could be issued that fine.
Police release photos of car involved in hit-and-run crash
LEE'S SUMMIT, Mo. - Detectives hope two pictures will help lead them to a driver involved in a hit-and-run in Lee's Summit. Police say the crash happened Tuesday near N.E. Anderson Drive and Northeast Turquoise Drive. That area is southwest of the Interstate 470 and 40 Highway interchange.
Missouri's Ashcroft finds 2 cases of alleged double-voting
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - Missouri's Republican secretary of state on Thursday said an investigation by his office found two people voted at least twice during the 2020 general election. Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft said two people voted in person in St. Charles County and also sent in mail-in ballots to Florida.
Caller posing as captain in Jackson County Sheriff's Office to scam victims
JACKSON COUNTY, Mo. - The Jackson County Sheriff's Office is warning people to make sure they know who they're talking to when they answer the phone. The Sheriff's Office said someone is calling people pretending to be a captain from the office.
5 taken into custody, 3 released, in connection to Matney Park homicide
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Five people who are wanted in several jurisdictions were taken into custody earlier this week in connection to the death of a man at a Kansas City, Kansas, park.
Kansas City police implementing new procedures to limit mistaken suspect IDs
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Kansas City Police Department has a new policy in place and the department said it hopes it will help limit the number of people who are wrongfully identified by victims and people who witnesses crimes.
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