
School Official Pleads Guilty to Bar Incident
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Joseph Parkhurst, Harrisonville Schools assistant superintendent, pleaded guilty to trespassing and property damage charges following an incident at a closed bar in Osage Beach, Missouri. He received two years of probation, electronic monitoring, forty hours of community service, court costs, and a fine. The case is now closed.
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Joseph Parkhurst, the assistant superintendent for human resources and operations at Harrisonville schools, just wrapped up a plea deal on trespassing. And property damage charges from an incident back on March 18. He got hit with first degree trespassing and second degree property damage after Sheriff's Debuties found him heavily intoxicated inside a closed bar. And Margaritaville and Landshark and Osage Beach, Missouri. Meanwhile, folks are talking about the fallout for a top school admin caught in this mess, especially since it happened at the Lake of the Ozarks hotspot. On Thursday at 9 a.m., he entered a guilty plea and landed two years of probation, complete with electronic monitoring through MoCam. He has to knock out 40 hours of community service within a year, cover court costs plus $50 to the county law enforcement fund, and stay. Completely away from that bar property, wrapping up a quick resolution to keep things moving forward. That's your update from Kansas News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.
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