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Kansas City man sentenced to 13 years for fatal Midtown shooting
JP Law

A 63-year-old man was sentenced Tuesday to 13 years in prison for fatally shooting another man he encountered when a traffic cone was thrown at his SUV in Kansas City’s Midtown. Andrew Harold Bostic, of Kansas City, was handed the sentence during a hearing Tuesday in Jackson County Court. He was convicted in October of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of Patrick D. George, 42, in the early hours of Nov. 30, 2022. Police officers discovered George’s body near Armour and Broadway boulevards when a passerby reported seeing him on the sidewalk around 5 a.m. He appeared to have been shot in the neck, according to court documents.

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Terra Morehead, Kansas Prosecutor Who ‘Ruined People’s Lives’ Finally to Leave Office
Melinda Henneberger

When the name “Golubski” is mentioned, “Morehead” usually is, too. When the name “Golubski” is mentioned,

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KCPD Officer Who Killed Malcolm Johnson Was Named in Earlier Police Brutality Case
Katie Moore, Glenn E. Rice

The Kansas City police officer who killed a Black man inside a gas station in a controversial shooting two years

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Civil Rights Groups Again Ask Feds to Investigate Police Brutality and Racism at KCPD
By Glenn E. Rice, Matti Gellman

Lora McDonald, executive director of MORE2, said on Friday, June 23, 2023, that her group and other Kansas

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Ex-FBI Analyst Who Kept Classified Info in Bathroom Like Trump Going to Prison in KC Case
Jonathan Shorman

Donald Trump addresses his supporters at rally before the start of the Kansas GOP caucus on March 5, 2016

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As Trump Faces Charges, Kansas City Case Shows how Seriously Feds Take Classified Docs
Jonathan Shorman, Kacen Bayless

The defendant is accused of illegally taking hundreds of classified documents with secrets about U.S. counterterrorism

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‘The Whole World Is Watching’: Lawyers for Ralph Yarl Criticize Handling of Court Case
Matti Gellman, Anna Spoerre

The Family and attorneys of Ralph Yarl, a Kansas City teen shot after ringing the wrong doorbell this spring

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Local Kansas City Police Board Denies Lawyer’s Allegations that KCPD Hid Public Records
Glenn E. Rice, Luke Nozicka

The Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners on Monday said allegations made by a former police department

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Why Wasn’t Andrew Lester Charged with Hate Crime? Experts Point to Gap in Missouri Law
Glenn E. Rice

Clay County Prosecutor Zachary Thompson spoke Monday about why no hate crime charge was filed against

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Crime Why Haven’t Kansas City Police Sought Charges in Ralph Yarl Shooting?
Glenn E. Rice

Ralph Yarl shooting After a Kansas City teenager was shot and injured for going to the door of the wrong house

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