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Missouri Amendment 3: Campaigning continues for recreational marijuana - Vimarsana News

Missouri Amendment 3: Campaigning continues for recreational marijuana

Organizations on both sides of Missouri's proposed recreational marijuana amendment are making their final push.

Missouri's $2 million witness protection fund finds few takers in second year of operation - Vimarsana News

Missouri's $2 million witness protection fund finds few takers in second year of operation

Police departments have tapped only $14,647 from the fund. Police in Kansas City have used some of the money to rent hotel rooms for crime victims who would be in danger if they remained in their residence.

Source: krcu.org
$2M Missouri witness protection fund finds few takers in second year of operation - Vimarsana News

$2M Missouri witness protection fund finds few takers in second year of operation

Police departments have tapped only $14,647 from the fund. Police in Kansas City have used some of the money to rent hotel rooms for crime victims who would be in danger if they remained in their residence.

Source: kcur.org
$2M Missouri witness protection fund finds few takers in second year of operation - Vimarsana News

$2M Missouri witness protection fund finds few takers in second year of operation

In 2020, amid the worst wave of violent crime in almost 15 years, Missouri lawmakers set up a new witness protection program proponents said would break down barriers of silence

$2M Missouri witness protection fund finds few takers in second year of operation • Missouri Independent - Vimarsana News

$2M Missouri witness protection fund finds few takers in second year of operation • Missouri Independent

Despite being allowed $2 million a year, Missouri's witness protection program has only spent $14,647 since it was funded in January 2021.