SUMMARY: Shawn Harris faces capital murder charges for the July 26 shooting death of Wyandotte County Deputy Elijah Ming in Kansas City, Mo. The State of Kansas intends to seek the death penalty if Harris is convicted. Deputy Ming responded after a woman requested police help because Harris threatened her with a gun. Harris shot at the deputy and an officer, leading to a standoff before his surrender. Harris, with a lengthy criminal record, is held on \$2 million bond and represented by the Kansas Death Penalty Unit. Kansas reinstated the death penalty in 1994, but no executions have occurred since 1965.

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SUMMARY: A Missouri state audit of the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office under Wesley Bell found no major misconduct but highlighted concerns in office practices. Issues included undocumented meal expenses, a hotel charge for a witness who didn’t appear, reimbursement against policy, and animal care payments without contracts. Some attorneys held secondary municipal court jobs during office hours without proper time off. About 51% of timesheets lacked supervisor approval, though no policy required it before. Current Prosecutor Melissa Price-Smith has since implemented weekly supervisor reviews. The audit recommended stricter enforcement of spending rules, formal contracts, PTO requirements for outside work, and improved timekeeping.

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