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Ashland city admin calls timeframe in police chief case 'unusual delay by the Highway Patrol' | Central Missouri - Vimarsana News

Ashland city admin calls timeframe in police chief case 'unusual delay by the Highway Patrol' | Central Missouri

ASHLAND, Mo. (KMIZ) Ashland City Administrator Kyle Michel referred to the timeframe for the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s investigation of suspended police chief Gabe Edwards an “unusual delay” in a

Webb City man facing child pornography charges - Vimarsana News

Webb City man facing child pornography charges

A 46-year-old Webb City man is facing child pornography charges stemming from a Missouri State Highway Patrol investigation.

Webb City, MO resident formally charged for possessing child pornography - Vimarsana News

Webb City, MO resident formally charged for possessing child pornography

WEBB CITY, Mo. (KOAM) - The Division of Drug and Crime Control of the Missouri State Highway Patrol reports the apprehension of Charles B. Tyler, a 46-year-old resident of Webb

Palmyra man facing second-degree murder charges after running over Hannibal man with SUV – Muddy River News - Vimarsana News

Palmyra man facing second-degree murder charges after running over Hannibal man with SUV – Muddy River News

Hendricks said Wagner jumped in front of his SUV, a blue Saturn Vue, and was pinned underneath the car. Hendricks said he had been trying to use a jack to lift the car but was unsuccessful.

Multi-million dollar federal grant to help further Sexual Assault Kit Initiative - Vimarsana News

Multi-million dollar federal grant to help further Sexual Assault Kit Initiative

The Montana Department of Justice recently received a $2.1 million federal grant to continue testing and investigating these kits through the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative—or SAKI.

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