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Thomas Ross, a Republican candidate in Missouri, has been arrested for allegedly attempting to frame his primary opponent, Louise Secker, for cocaine possession. Prosecutors state that Ross and his former campaign manager planned to place drugs in Secker's belongings.
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Thomas Ross, a Republican candidate in Missouri, has been arrested for allegedly attempting to frame his primary opponent, Louise Secker, for cocaine possession. Prosecutors state that Ross and his former campaign manager planned to place drugs in Secker's belongings.
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