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crime1 year ago

Charges Dropped for Teen in Kansas City Chef's Killing

In Kansas City, charges have been dropped against a teenage boy, "L.M.", who was initially accused in the murder of restaurant owner Shaun Brady. The other teen involved, "K.H.", remains in custody and still faces charges. The incident occurred in August when Brady confronted the teens during an attempted car break-in, leading to his fatal shooting. The decision to drop charges against L.M. was made by the Jackson County Family Court, while K.H.'s potential trial as an adult is still under consideration.

via WDAF FOX4 Kansas City|
#courtruling#crime#kansascity
crime-and-accidents2 years ago

"Kansas City Chase Ends in Tragic I-435 Wrong-Way Collision with Two Fatalities"

Kansas City police have identified the victims of a fatal wrong-way crash on I-435 as 60-year-old Alphonso Duke Carroll, an innocent driver, and 29-year-old suspect Ollie Coldiron. Coldiron, who was involved in a series of armed robberies at gas stations, was being pursued by police when he drove the wrong way on the interstate, leading to the crash that ended the chase and resulted in both deaths.

via WDAF FOX4 Kansas City|
##armedrobberies#crime-and-accidents
crime-and-traffic2 years ago

"Fatal Police Chase Involving Robbery Suspect Leads to I-435 Closure and Delays"

In Kansas City, a police chase of a multiple armed robbery suspect ended tragically when the suspect drove the wrong way on I-435 and crashed into another car, resulting in two fatalities. The chase began after a series of gas station robberies and was called off by the police once the suspect entered the interstate in the wrong direction. The interstate was closed for several hours but has since reopened. It is unclear if the suspect is among the deceased.

via WDAF FOX4 Kansas City|
##crime-and-traffic#fatalcrash
crime-and-traffic2 years ago

"Fatal Police Chase with Robbery Suspect Leads to I-435 Closure and Deaths"

In Kansas City, an armed robbery suspect fleeing from police drove the wrong way on I-435 northbound and crashed head-on into another driver at Highway 210, resulting in both drivers' deaths. The suspect had robbed multiple locations prior to the crash. The incident led to the closure of I-435 Northbound during the morning rush hour as authorities investigated the scene.

via KCTV 5|
##crime-and-traffic#fatalcollision
entertainment2 years ago

"Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Spark Romance Rumors with New Year's Celebrations and Chiefs Game Support"

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were spotted taking a romantic drive in Kansas City after sharing a passionate kiss at a New Year's Eve party. The couple, both 34, were seen in Kelce's $400k Rolls-Royce Ghost, looking relaxed despite the previous night's festivities. They visited Kelce's mother after driving from one of his properties to another. Kelce, who has a $57.25 million contract with the NFL, reportedly purchased a $6 million mansion with Swift in mind, offering them more privacy. The couple has been spending time together in Kansas City and celebrated the Chiefs' victory and the new year at a private party, where they were seen cozying up on the dance floor.

via Page Six|
##celebrityromance#entertainment
travel-and-transportation2 years ago

"KCI Airport's New Terminal Sails Through First Holiday Season with New Flights on Horizon for 2024"

Kansas City International Airport (KCI) is set to introduce new nonstop flights and a traveler guest pass program by summer 2024. The airport, which recently celebrated its first holiday season after opening a new terminal, is expecting to serve 11.4-11.5 million travelers this year and is aiming for a record-setting year in 2024. The new guest pass program will allow non-travelers to access the terminal, and the airport is also planning to improve signage and traffic flow for passenger pickups.

via WDAF FOX4 Kansas City|
##airportexpansion#kansascity
crime-and-safety2 years ago

"New Year's Eve Gunfire Leads to Injuries and Numerous Reports in Missouri Cities"

In Kansas City, two individuals were injured due to celebratory gunfire as the city welcomed the New Year. The police received numerous calls about shots fired, with one incident involving a bullet entering a home and grazing a person, while another suffered minor injuries from broken glass. A separate incident involved a man being shot while walking on the sidewalk. The local police department regularly warns against the dangers of celebratory gunfire, citing past tragedies and advocating for stricter laws, such as Blair's Law, to prevent such incidents.

via WDAF FOX4 Kansas City|
##blairslaw#celebratorygunfire
local-news2 years ago

"New Year's Eve Tragedy: Multiple Fatalities in Series of 71 Highway Crashes"

On New Year's Eve, just before midnight, a white Subaru WRX crashed on 71 Highway in Kansas City, Missouri, after hitting the center guardrail and flipping over. Both the driver and passenger, who were wearing seatbelts, died at the scene. The accident led to a temporary closure of the northbound lanes for about two and a half hours. This incident marks the 102nd fatality on Kansas City roads for the year, up from 90 the previous year. An investigation into the crash is underway.

via KCTV 5|
##carcrash#fatalaccident
crime-and-safety2 years ago

"Kansas City Faces Record-Breaking Homicide Rate in 2023"

Kansas City, Missouri, experienced its 180th homicide of the year with a fatal shooting on Friday night, surpassing the previous record set in 2020 and making 2023 the deadliest year on record. The victim, an adult male, was found unresponsive in the street and pronounced dead at the scene. The Kansas City Police Department is investigating the incident, with no suspect information available yet. Neighbors expressed their shock and concern, as the area has seen a recent increase in non-violent crimes. The community is urged to contact Crime Stoppers with any relevant information.

via KSHB 41 Kansas City News|
##crime-and-safety#fatalshooting