
Illegal Weapon Found in Cass County Car Chase
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Two men, Ayden Sexton-Shaver and Corteese Stewart, face serious charges after a high-speed car chase in Cass County, Missouri, led to the discovery of an illegal automatic weapon. The chase began when deputies spotted a stolen red Dodge Charger and ended with a foot race in the woods. The car was reported stolen earlier that morning from a Kansas City neighborhood. A backpack found near the car contained an AR-fifteen-style pistol modified to fire automatically, which is illegal under federal law. Sexton-Shaver is charged with unlawful possession of the weapon, resisting arrest, and tampering with a motor vehicle, while Stewart faces charges of aggravated fleeing, tampering, and careless driving. Both men are scheduled for arraignment in Cass County Circuit Court on April fourteenth.
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0:00It's April 13th. This is Kansas News today. Local news powered by AI. Two men face serious charges after a wild pre-donk car chase in Cass County, Missouri, uncovered an illegal automatic weapon. Around 4.25 a.m. on April 11th, deputies responded to a stolen red 2016-charger near Raymore. The pursuit kicked off when cough spotted it, but the driver bolted, leading to a foot race in the woods after everyone bailed out. All five people inside got nabbed quick three juveniles released to their parents. While the two adults stayed locked up. The car had been reported stolen earlier that morning from a Kansas City neighborhood. Deputies searched the area and found a backpack by the car with an AR-15-style pistol raged with an auto-seer, turning it into a full auto. Machine gun, which is straight up illegal under federal law, the adults charged are 18-year-old Aiden Sexton Shabber. Hit with unlawful possession of that illegal weapon, resisting arrest, and tampering,
1:00with a motor vehicle on a $20,000 cash bond. 21-year-old Cortese Stewart from Kansas City faces aggravated fleeing, tampering, and careless driving on a $50,000 bond. Both head to a raiment in Cass County Circuit Court on April 14th, as investigators wrap up the case on those juveniles. Stay tuned for how this plays out.
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