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

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Thomas Ross, a Missouri House candidate, allegedly conspired to plant cocaine and Adderall in the purse of his Republican primary opponent. According to FBI documents, Ross described the drug-planting plot as an extreme egg in the face. The scheme was uncovered after Ross's own campaign manager cooperated with the FBI by wearing a wire. The GOP candidate now faces legal consequences for attempting to frame his political rival through this illicit operation.
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