Missouri House candidate accused of trying to plant cocaine on primary opponent

Fuente: New York Post

He crossed the line. A Republican Missouri state representative candidate was charged Wednesday with trying to plant cocaine on his primary opponent — who he wound up beating by only a few dozen votes. Thomas Ross, 37, allegedly handed a black glove containing narcotics to his campaign manager — instructing him to stash it on rival candidate Louise Secker’s property in the weeks leading up to the Aug.

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