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Kansas City Crime Scene: Flock Fights & Court Proceedings

A roundup of local criminal cases, court updates, law-enforcement policy shifts around automatic plate readers, and community reactions in the Kansas City area.

Kansas City Crime Scene: Flock Fights & Court Proceedings

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A jury has begun deliberations in the murder trial of Fredrick Scott, accused in the Indian Creek Trail killings.

Lee’s Summit police will pause sharing Flock automatic license-plate reader data with other jurisdictions until formal rules are written.

Several separate cases produced convictions and sentences: a wrong-way crash conviction, an Overland Park crash fugitive sentenced after returning, and a Kansas City carjacking conviction.

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Flock Fights & Court Proceedings Skip to main content Kansas City Crime Scene: Ray County prosecutor quo warranto case set for trial in December The quo warranto case against former Ray County Prosecutor Camille Johnston is set for trial in December. Independence man sent to prison for deadly 2023 wrong-way crash A man accused of fleeing and causing a wrong-way crash in Independence, MO that left a woman dead was convicted and sentenced to prison.

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  • Kansas City, Missouri, police working to locate missing 47-year-old man The Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department is asking for the public's help locating a missing man, 47, who was last contacted Tuesday.
  • Man who fled country after deadly Overland Park crash to serve 10-year sentence A man who fled the country after a 2021 fatal crash in Overland Park was sentenced Wednesday to more than 10 years in prison.
  • Kansas City man convicted after armed carjacking and police pursuit A Kansas City, Kansas, man was found guilty by a federal judge Sept.
  • 3 Kansas City-area first responders honored after on-duty death, injury Kansas City-area firefighters who died in line of duty in 2025 and a police officer who was shot were honored by Missouri governor Sept.

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Former MoDOT supervisor accused in $80,000 fraud scheme A former Missouri Department of Transportation supervisor is accused of using state credit cards for nearly 250 personal purchases, stealing agency equipment and then staging a fake burglary to cover his tracks.

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Flock Fights & Court Proceedings September 17, 2026 Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps Just for close readers we want to share some of our reading by way of court reporting, ALLEGED misdeeds, police action and, as always, community outreach. High-speed chase in Kansas City ends after pit maneuver by trooper A Kansas City man was sentenced to three years in prison after leading the Missouri State Highway Patrol on a chase which ended in a pit maneuver and an arrest at gunpoint.

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