Man Accused of Breaking Into LU President’s Home, Staying There for Two Days

Man accused of breaking into LU president’s home, staying there for two days

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A 30-year-old Jefferson City man is accused of breaking into the residence of Lincoln University’s president and staying there for two days. Lamont Batts Jr. is charged with first-degree burglary. He is being held at the Cole County Jail without bond and a court date has not been scheduled. The probable cause statement indicates that LU President Jonathan Moseley found Batts in the master bedroom of the Jackson Street home a…

Jefferson City man charged with burglary after alleged break-in at LU president’s home

A Jefferson City man has been charged, after being accused of breaking into the residence of the Lincoln University president and living there for two days.Pros

Jefferson City man claims President Donald Trump told him to break into Lincoln University president's home

A Jefferson City man is facing charges for living in the secondary home of the Lincoln University president for two days.