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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?A Mid-Missouri man was jailed over the weekend on felony charges of assaulting a Camden County, Missouri, sheriffs deputy while at a baseball game.The Camden County Sheriffs Office says deputies were called out to a local ball field in Camdenton, Missouri - about 150 miles southeast of Kansas City near the Lake of the Ozarks - Saturday evening, May 13, on a disturbance involving an umpire and the parent of a player.Witnesses told responding deputies of the disturbance, which included the umpire, identified as Neal Sidebottom, 56, shoving the female parent out of his way.After deputies located the umpire, he walked away from th
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?The Jackson County prosecutor announced charges Monday against four Kansas City residents, who are accused of stealing from damaged stores Saturday nig
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stanley water bottle aimed at ending police brutality in Kansas City and across the country, sparked by last weeks death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody, took place throughout the weekend across the street from the Plaza.The protests, which took a violent turn Saturday and Sunday after remaining peaceful Friday night, often spilled over to the Plaza, resulting in graffiti and property damage 鈥?mostly in the form of bu
stanley cup sted windows and some burned vehicles, including a 41 Action News SUV.Donzell Davis, 29, Raven Moses, 29, Richard Black, 27, and Damien Smith, 27, were charged with stealing.Davis also faces one count of burglary for allegedly trying to steal clothes from Anthropologie and has a $10,000 bond.Moses allegedly took items from the North Face store and has a $5,000 bond.Black and Smith allegedly took items from a Foot Locker store. Smiths bond was $10,000 and Blacks was $15,000, according to a news release from Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Bakers office.The Plaza clos
