Candidate charged with trying to plant drugs on opponent drops out
Thomas Ross exited the race after being charged with trying to plant drugs on an opponent, ending his bid for the Missouri House seat.
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A recording caught Missouri GOP candidate Thomas Ross responding ‘if you can pull it off … pull it off’ about planting cocaine on his rival
Federal prosecutors have officially charged Missouri House Republican nominee Thomas Christopher Ross with conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance. The allegations suggest a calculated effort to sabotage a primary opponent by planting illegal drugs in her belongings to trigger a criminal investigation against her. Ross remains on the ballot. However, the federal charges have cast a massive shadow over his campaign in the Joplin area. Ros…
Thomas Christopher Ross, winner of the primaries of the Republican party of Donald Trump for state deputy in Missouri, was arrested on the fourth (2) accused of planting drugs in the car of his political opponent. The information, advanced by the NBC network, was confirmed in a statement by the U.S. Federal Justice on Friday (4). The candidate contested the position in the primaries – votes within a party that define who will be the name support…
Candidate charged with trying to plant drugs on opponent drops out
JASPER CO., Mo. - Thomas Ross has dropped out of the race for the 161st House Seat. Fourstateshomepage has confirmed that Lynn Ragsdale, the head of the Jasper County Republican party, traveled to the jail in St. Clair County, where Ross is being held, to get the paperwork signed. A court hearing to process the [...]
Thomas Ross, Joplin's 37-year-old candidate for the Missouri House of Representatives, appeared on Thursday for the first time before a federal court after he was accused of conspiracy to "sow" drugs to his rival for the Republican primaries. The authorities point out that he is plotting a plan to plant cocaine and a [...] The entry SCANDAL IN MISURI: The unusual ruse of a candidate for the Republican primaries to discredit his rival was first p…
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