** Four Shot In KC-MO ***** Four people- at least two of them minor teenage females- were shot in the 800 block of Ewing in East KC-MO around 1:15am Sunday morning.
Three of the victims were found by police and EMS crew in the 6000 block of East Peery Avenue just after 1:20am..
The 2 females were reported as "14 and 16 years-old" by a MAST paramedic- both had gunshot wounds to a leg but were expected to recover.
A 3rd victim's injuries were said to be more serious and the 4th victim arrived at an area medical center on their own later on.
Police reported that the suspect was "a white male" with a clothing description and only the suspect's means of egress from the scene...
"A green (colored) mountain bike.".
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*** MALE KILLED IN CLAY COUNTY MO MOTORCYCLE WRECK ***
*** An early Sunday morning motorbike ride turned deadly for the lone rider near Smithville Lake around 12:48am..
The incident was near the intersection of W Highway and J Highway.
The male died at the scene. No other details yet.
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** Shots Fired During KC-MO Police Burglary Call **
... This was in the 4100 block of Genesee and police didn't fire the shots nor did the reported at least 2 unknown suspects.
Police had already arrived at the address and had detected the suspects who began to flee when- at virtually the same moment- shots were fired.
The officers didn't immediately chase the fleeing suspects until they indentified the shooter- who turned out to be a neighbor who had also seen the burglars- but not the police- according to reports.
A manhunt for the unknowns went on in the area for about an hour with no results at least 45 minutes in- and no word yet if police will charge the gun-firing neighbor with doing so (and scarring the hell out of at least 2 Center Zone patrol cops).
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** Crash Near Longview Lake Injures 2- 1 Critically **
... Public safety agencies from Kansas City- Lee's Summit and Grandview-MO responded to a single car wreck on Highgrove Road near old Raytown Road.
Two people were injured when their car rolled over upside-down off the road. At least one person- a male- had critical injuries and a severed leg in the wreck that happened aroung 1am Sunday morning.
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** House Fires In K.C.- Johnson County-MO **
... No word on any injuries in the two fires.
The first incident was at 1:35am in a small- 1-story structure in the 5900 block of Walrond.
Occupany was unknown- but firefighters didn't find any bodies inside after the fire was out.
The 2nd house fire was in northwestern Johnson County MO at 3:28am- in the 1400 block of Northwest 545 Road.
A reported double-wide manufactured home was found fully-involved in flames when the first of many firefighters from the Elm- Pittsville and other stations arrived at 3:41am.
There's yet no word if anyone was found inside that structure after the fire was extinguished.
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<><><> OVERNIGHT WEATHER <><><>
Temperatures more like late May greeted early Sunday morning risers in Metro Kansas City- and over much of the southern half of the MetroRegion. Winds blew more like March...
Southerly winds gusting to around 50 MPH raked the Metro and MetroRegion overnight.
In KC-MO- police had to close 2 well-travelled streets- 31st Street west of Van Brunt and Grandview Road south of Longview for a time early Sunday morning because of blown-down power poles or lines.
No word on the number of people affected by overnight power outages.
It's been 60-degrees or warmer in Metro KC-MO since around 6am Sunday morning- 62 at 10am now in S.E. KC-MO and at the Downtown airport.
Yet- 12 miles northwest of Downtown airport at K.C. International airport- it was 45-degrees with Northwest winds gusting to 32 MPH.
A strong Arctic cold front is sweeping in- it's 12-degrees in Omaha already- and this cold air mass will stay for at least the next 7 days And end this brief bout of spring-like weather.
With the cold comes precipitation- later this Sunday afternoon and evening we can expect possible sleet changing to snow with a quick 1-2-inches before the storm systems wraps in the cold- dryer air by early Monday morning.
Could be some slick roadways in the Metro for the Monday morning commute..
But we'll miss the forecasted possibilily of a quarter inch of ice in southeastern MO and northeastern AR..
The next frozen-precip chance is Tuesday- that may be at least a couple of inches of snow- maybe more here in the Metro or elsewhere in the MetroRegion.
Models show another chance for wintry-type precip Thursday- and there's signs that could include that dreaded freezing rain somewhere in the K.C. Metroregion.
This cold is going to hang on through at least next Saturday- when there's yet another chance for wintery slickness
Stay tuned this coming week before Christmas for updates.
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** Four Shot In KC-MO **
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