Missouri House candidate charged in alleged plot to plant cocaine on opponent
Summary
A Republican candidate for the Missouri House, Thomas Christopher Ross, is facing federal charges for allegedly planning to put drugs on his primary election opponent. He appeared in court in Springfield, Missouri, where the case against him was presented.Key Facts
- Thomas Christopher Ross is running for the Missouri House of Representatives.
- He is accused of trying to plant cocaine on his opponent before the primary election in August.
- The charges against him are federal, meaning they involve the national government.
- Ross made his first court appearance in Springfield, Missouri.
- The case is part of the election process leading up to the upcoming primary.
- The plot was allegedly designed to harm his opponent’s reputation.
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