Harsh times persist across the metro and another unhappy new year of violence escalates.
Accordingly, check this quick roundup of local street life, suspect hard times and police adjustments.
Kansas City Tragic PostscriptTeen killed Sunday night was brother of boy murdered in 2016
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A family is grieving the murder of a child for the 2nd time. On Sunday night, 16-year-old Jayson Ugwuh was shot and killed near Paloma Ave. and Topping in Kansas City. According to a KCPD statement, officers found him wounded inside a house after responding to reports of gunshots.
Family Cursed By Violence
Grieving again: Kansas City family loses second son to shooting after 16-year-old killed
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A teen shot and killed Sunday night is the fifth homicide of 2021. Police say the victim, 16-year-old Jayson Ugwuh Jr., is the brother of a child shot and killed in 2016. The Ugwuh family is in mourning after another tragic loss.
JoCo Reclaims Property
Lenexa PD sorting through stolen property worth hundreds of thousands, one man charged
SHAWNEE, KS (KCTV) -- Several law enforcement agencies in Kansas and Missouri are working together to return hundreds of thousands of dollars worth in stolen property to rightful owners. Over the weekend, a tip led Lenexa police officers to a property in Shawnee where they found hundreds of stolen items. Officers with the Shawnee Police Department assisted Lenexa police officers with searching the property near 47th St.
Busted Fence Aftermath
Stolen property tied to thefts across Johnson County found at Shawnee home
SHAWNEE, Kan. - Police are investigating a massive amount of stolen property found in suburban Kansas City, the result of multiple thefts in Johnson County. "This is unusual just in that it's a large quantity of stolen property, so just the sheer man power that's involved, again, all of yesterday continuing to today," said Danny Chavez, Lenexa Police Department public information officer.
Suspect Road Trip Busted
Suspect in Independence homicide arrested in Arkansas
A man wanted in connection with a December homicide in Independence, Missouri, has been arrested in Arkansas, according to officials with Greater Kansas City CrimeStoppers.Brandon A. McDaniel, 26, was wanted in connection with the death of 22-year-old Oriana Raisa N-Chelle Ashhanti Starr.The victim was found dead from apparent gunshot wounds the day after a possible shooting in the 9900 block of East 36th Street South.
KCK Double Trouble Wanted
KCKPD looking for 2 in connection with assault of law enforcement officer
KANSAS CITY, KS (KCTV) -- The Kansas City, Kansas Police Department is looking for two persons of interest in connection with the aggravated assault of an officer. The KCKPD said they are looking for Terrell Moore and Emma Sue Sumptor, his girlfriend, in connection with an incident that happened on Oct.
Po-Po Hold Off
Bill to ban police chokeholds shows promise in Missouri
A proposed ban on police chokeholds is gaining traction in the Republican-led Missouri Legislature despite years of inaction on police accountability following Michael Brown's death in Ferguson.Republican Rep. Shamed Dogan, a leader on criminal justice policy, said he's partnering with a top Senate Republican, Majority Leader Caleb Rowden, and Democrats to outlaw police chokeholds and ban police from having sex with people in police custody.
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Careful. JoCo prosecutes thieves. Jackson County, not so much.
ReplyDelete"Family Cursed By Violence"
ReplyDeleteRight. They were just hanging around minding their own business until violence happened by.
Only a highly trained journalist could believe that.
Normal families worry about what college their sons go to
ReplyDeleteThey should have gotten out of Kansas City after they lost the first son. Stupid.
ReplyDeleteSorry folks! Mayor McDrinkerson just doesn't give a fuck.
ReplyDelete^^Nobody does grampy, not even the TKC CHUDS who post about non-stop. How come you don't know this?
ReplyDeleteBurn Loot Murder all the way baby!
Delete9:57 Best describes you and your kind.
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CHUD here...wonder if the parents accept any responsibility for their children's actions that brought violence upon them or were they both just good boys who did nothing.
ReplyDeleteIs there a go fund me yet?
ReplyDeleteI don't know Maude @10:41, Do any of the white domestic terrorist parents accept any responsibility for their children's actions that brought shame on our nation?
ReplyDeleteNope, because we aren't white supremacists, you racist ignorant clown. Take your meds.
Delete^^MAGA CHUD says: Overturn the will of the American people, overthrow the US government, viciously beat and murder any police officers you can. All the way baby!
ReplyDeleteSo now you are a police advocate? Oh, Chimpy. Your monkey memory isn't so good! Lol
DeleteThe thing that scares people is that white supremacy is actually rooted in history and facts.
ReplyDeleteWhites should be feared because they are the only people capable of over throwing a functioning strong tyrannical government.
Blacks on the other hand are not mentally capable of over throwing a functioning strong tyrannical government.
It took whites to free the slaves.
It takes whites to defeat whites.
That gang bangin drug trade takes a toll on Dark skins. Just sayin
ReplyDeleteWhites are terrorists. Period. They kill cops and their own kind every day.
ReplyDeleteDoes this nonsense help you cope with your race's primitive lack of real achievement? Lol
Delete^^I don't know Maude, does spending all day on here in lieu of a meaningful existence ease your crippling loneliness?
ReplyDeleteWhat's Maude? God, you're old lol
DeleteHe Fears the white man!
ReplyDeleteIs everybody in your family retarded 3:51 or is just you?
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