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Peter Kinder: Missouri Lt. Governor Tweeting on Hostage Situation
Peter Kinder, Lt. Governor of Missouri, is tweeting on a possible hostage situation happening on the fifth floor of the Governor office building. The situation is unfolding in Jefferson City now; detail can be found in this NowPublic coverage: Hostage Taking At The Office Of...
Possible Hostage Taking At The Office Of Missouri Lt. Gov. Kinder
Latest Update from Jefferson City Police is that there is no longer the potential of a threat. A full briefing would be given by the police at 4 PM local time today.Another possible hostage taking is...
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