KC makes threat at Brookfield Walmart
A Kansas City man is facing a delony charge of making a terrorist threat after making threats in Brookfield's Walmart on Nov. 17.
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A Kansas City man is facing a delony charge of making a terrorist threat after making threats in Brookfield's Walmart on Nov. 17.
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Judge puts off ruling in Missouri illegal gambling case By Rudi Keller LINNEUS — A Linn County judge said Thursday he needed time to determine whether games seized in a Brookfield Elks Lodge are illegal slot machines or a legal raffle. Associate Circuit Judge William Devoy didn’t say when he would rule whether the felony charge against Florida-based Tritium International Consulting would go to trial in circuit court. He told Linn County Prosecuting Attorney Shiante McMahon and defense attorney Nelson Mitten at the end of the preliminary hearing that he needs to study the case. After a...
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