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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said Monday no taxpayer dollars should be used to help represent three senators who falsely identified an Olathe man as the Chiefs ral
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stanley us Andrew Bailey said earlier this month his office would use the fund to represent state senators Rick Brattin, Denny Hoskins and Nick Schroer.The trio of Republican senators are being sued by Olathe man Denton Loudermill after they falsely identified him as the Chiefs rally shooter on social media. On the day of the shooting, they reposted photos that showed Loudermill in handcuffs and accused him of being an illegal immigrant as well as the person responsible for the shooting. Bailey argues the they qualify to be represented under the fund because they re elected officials. I am writing about potential payments from the State Legal Expense Fund LEF to cover an adverse judgment against elected officials who falsely accused an American citizen of a heinous act and r Sfaz Gov. Parson: More than 8,000 Missourians vaccinated at KC events
No charges will be filed in the death of Amir Locke. He died in a police shooting during a no-knock warrant raid in Minneapolis in February.Hennepin County Attorney Michael Freeman and Minnesota Attorn
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