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Jefferson City, MO
Joined April 2014
Goodbye, beautiful Colorado Springs. Hello (again), Pentagon. I’ve wrapped up my latest USMCR assignment as National Security Law Advisor at NORAD/USNORTHCOM and been recalled to the Department of War Office of General Counsel (International Affairs). I’m grateful to my talented colleagues at NORAD/USNORTHCOM for their friendship and the privilege of working with them to defend the homeland. I’ll miss the people and the mountain views, but have already enjoyed connecting with old and new colleagues at the Pentagon and am excited to get to work.
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This Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, we encourage everyone to check in on colleagues, friends, and loved ones. Together, we can help reduce stigma, support mental wellness, and remind others that they are not alone. #SuicidePreventionAwarenessMonth #988Lifeline
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Heartbroken over the passing of our friend, colleague and board member, Platte County (MO) Prosecuting Attorney Eric Zahnd. Keeping his wife and two boys in our prayers. Our full statement: ow.ly/FLPG50ZP6Rm @MoProsecutors
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On behalf of the state’s prosecuting attorneys, the Missouri Association of Prosecuting Attorneys (MAPA) extends our heartfelt sympathy to the family, friends, colleagues, and community of Platte County Prosecuting Attorney Eric Zahnd. Eric was a beloved and highly respected member of our association. During his tenure as President and throughout his many years of service to MAPA, he embodied the highest ideals of our profession: integrity, respect for the rule of law, a steadfast commitment to public safety, and an unwavering dedication to victims and their families. At the annual MAPA conference this month, Eric’s colleagues presented him with the President’s Award, the highest award given by our association for his years of sustained excellence as a prosecutor. His impact extended far beyond his professional accomplishments. Eric was a dear friend, mentor, and trusted colleague to prosecutors across Missouri and, through his extensive work with the National District Attorneys Association, across the country. He helped guide many of those serving in the profession today, and generations of Missouri attorneys benefited from his counsel, encouragement, and support. Above all, Eric was a devoted husband and father. He often spoke of his family as his greatest accomplishment and took tremendous pride in the life he built with his wife of more than 30 years, Tracy, and their sons. Eric’s charisma, intelligence, and warmth were magnetic. It is difficult to put the magnitude of this loss into words. His absence will be deeply felt throughout the prosecutor, law enforcement, and broader public safety communities, and by the many people whose lives he touched. Our thoughts and prayers are with Tracy, his sons, and the entire Zahnd family. We hope their privacy will be respected as they grieve this unimaginable loss.
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The people above the impact in the WTC's North Tower on September 11, 2001, possibly faced the worst situation and death among all the victims of the attacks on that day. American Airlines Flight 11 struck 1 World Trade Center at a.m., roughly from the 93rd through the 99th floors. In that building the hit destroyed or blocked all three stairwells. Fire and debris filled the core. Anyone on about the 92nd floor and higher had no intact downward route. The South Tower, hit later, still had one stairwell that some people above the impact used. Below the North Tower impact, thousands also walked down. But above the wound, no one who was still in those offices after the strike got out. Roof rescue, which some expected from drills or from the 1993 bombing memory, was not available. Heat and smoke made a helicopter landing impossible. Roof access was not an open escape. Windows, smoke, and rising temperature left people with a fire they could not pass and a clock they could not stop. Smoke filled the upper floors. Flames advanced through the offices. People broke windows for air. Some fell or jumped. The North Tower stood until 10.28 a.m., a little more than an hour and forty minutes after the impact. That interval was long enough for phone calls and for the full knowledge that the end was near. Other victims that day died in the aircraft, in the South Tower, on the street, in the collapse, or as rescuers. Those deaths were not lesser. But the particular cruelty of the upper North Tower was that the building still stood long enough for people to know they would not leave it, as shown by these dramatic images.
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2026 Annual Meeting and Fall Statewide Training is almost in the books! Making sure Missouri's prosecutors have the tools and knowledge they need to execute justice and keep our communities safe.
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It isn't all DWI & human trafficking & post-conviction relief training. Networking & relationships are critical. Newton Co PA @WilliamLynchMO, Cape Girardeau Co PA Mark Welker, Cass Co PA Ben Butler, & MAPA/MOPS Exec Dir @TimGarrisonMO caught the @MizzouFootball home opener. MIZ!
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Enjoyed the opportunity to share with friends and colleagues in #LawEnforcement about changes to MO criminal law from the last legislative session. Thankful for their dedication to public safety and the #RuleOfLaw. 📸: @BuchmoSheriff @USAO_WDMO
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🚔Troop F Arrests 1️⃣2️⃣for DWI/BWI 🚔 ✅ Removing impaired drivers from our roads and waterways is one of our primary focuses. 🚫 If you’re impaired, getting behind the wheel should never be a consideration. ☎️ Please remember, a sober ride home is just a phone call away.
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ICYMI Andrew Raymond Crum, 33, met the girl on an online gaming platform when she was 14. He began traveling from Toledo to Missouri to have sex with the girl when she was 16. He also exchanged sexually explicit images and videos with the victim via Snapchat, where he used the name “Sassy Man.” ow.ly/E1z750Zxesk Investigated by #FBI St. Louis. Prosecuted by the @USAO_EDMO.
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On July 29, 2026, based on her admissions in the quo warranto action pending against her in Ray County Circuit Court, the Board of Directors of the Missouri Association of Prosecuting Attorneys voted to terminate the membership of Ray County Prosecuting Attorney Camille Johnston.
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Appreciated the invitation to speak to Faith in Business yesterday about lessons in justice from courtrooms and combat zones. The foundation of a thriving society is justice. And the foundation of justice is integrity. faithinbusinessseries.com
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A Jacksonville officer makes a split-second decision to use a PIT maneuver to stop a suspected drunk driver who repeatedly breached the Ironman Jacksonville race course, nearly striking athletes.
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The Missouri Office of Prosecution Services is hiring a General Counsel! Help us promote justice and the rule of law by supporting Missouri's 115 county and circuit attorneys! prosecutors.mo.gov/files/MOP…
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Standing among the white crosses at the Normandy American Cemetery is moving. Finding the graves of several sons of Missouri made it personal.
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The Missouri Office of Prosecution Services is hiring a General Counsel! Help us promote justice and the rule of law by supporting Missouri's 115 county and circuit attorneys! prosecutors.mo.gov/files/MOP…
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Kudos to my friend and former US Attorney colleague Brian Kuester and the @USAO_EDOK for giving that monster a well-earned life sentence.
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POWERFUL story of survival this morning from Rosalynn McGinnis—kidnapped by her stepfather, who abused her & fathered her nine children while holding her captive for 19 years. Just incredible strength! nbcnews.com/news/us-news/man…
MO Office of Prosecution Svcs is hosting the 20th Annual Family & Sexual Violence Conference! Nearly 300 investigators, victim advocates, prosecutors, & others are in Springfield to network & learn best practices to prevent, investigate, & prosecute these crimes & serve victims.
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