Former Missouri State Rep candidate pleads not guilty to drug distribution charges

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Thomas Ross was in a federal courtroom in Springfield and pleaded not guilty to charges he conspired to plant drugs on his former political rival.

ORIGINAL: Thomas Ross charged with conspiracy to distribute controlled substances

Ross won the Republican primary in the race to become State Representative for Missouri’s 161st district.

On September 2, investigators arrested Ross, saying he was plotting to plant drugs on his political opponent, Louise Secker…

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