A Republican candidate for the Missouri House is facing federal charges after prosecutors say he orchestrated a plot to plant drugs, including cocaine, on his primary opponent in the lead up to the August election. Thomas Christopher Ross, 37, made his initial appearance on Thursday in a Springfield, Mo., courtroom. He is charged with…
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Missouri House candidate charged in alleged plot to plant cocaine on opponent
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