2 suspects in fatal shooting of Belton teen out of jail on bond
1st first-degree murder suspect out on $5,000 bond
2 suspects in fatal shooting of Belton teen out of jail on bond
and last updated 2021-03-16 23:20:10-04
LEE S SUMMIT, Mo. â Two of the four people accused of the 2019 murder of a 19-year-old man outside a Raytown pool hall are out of jail on bond awaiting trial.
According to court records, one of those suspects was captured on video firing shots at the victim.
Riley McCrackin was shot and killed in an alley behind a Raytown pool hall two years ago.
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Missouri Senator proposes to allow deadly force against some protesters
State Senator Rick Brattin, R-Harrisonville, wants to make it a Class E felony for any protester who interferes with or blocks a public road. Drivers would not be held liable for injuring the demonstrators who block traffic. A provision in the bill says the driver is still liable if they are found to be using gross negligence or not exercising due care.
Also under his bill in a separate provision, deadly force could be used against protesters who unlawfully enter or attempt to enter private property, such as a residence or a business.