State GOP candidate allegedly tried to plant drugs on primary opponent: Investigators

A GOP candidate for a Missouri State House seat faces federal charges after allegedly attempting to plant drugs on his primary opponent. According to federal prosecutors and investigators, the candidate tried to plant cocaine and Adderall on his Republican rival. This legal action follows allegations that the candidate sought to sabotage his opponent's campaign through these illegal means. The case is now being handled by federal authorities following the discovery of the alleged plot.