Missouri House candidate charged in alleged plot to plant cocaine on opponent
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Republican Missouri House candidate Thomas Christopher Ross is now facing federal charges for allegedly plotting to plant cocaine on his primary opponent just before the August election. Ross, 37, appeared in court in Springfield, Missouri, to face these serious accusations that could have significant political ramifications. This case highlights the serious legal and ethical breaches that can occur in political campaigns, raising questions about the integrity of the electoral process.
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