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Greene County Sherrif Jim Arnott told the public last month that his office was waiting to assist the Trump administration with immigration enforcement. Now, they’re taking action.
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Whelen Technology along with HAAS software alerts officers and the public to emergency vehicles nearby.
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Arnott will have no opposition in the November General Election.
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Ben McMains will face incumbent, Jim Arnott.
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The candidates gave opening statements and took a brief series of questions from the audience during the event, which also included Republican candidates for Missouri House District 132.
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A warning: This story contains graphic content.
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Jackie Rehwald, public affairs reporter for the Springfield Daily Citizen, discusses her reporting on the clearing of homeless encampments by Greene County Sheriff Jim Arnott.
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The Springfield Police Department and Greene County Sheriff's Office conducted a sobriety checkpoint Friday night at Campbell and Bennett. A total of 481…
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Three local sheriff’s departments have announced a new Critical Incident Team. KSMU’s Michele Skalicky has more.The Greene County, Lawrence County and…