Platte County Prosecuting Attorney's Office

Assistant Prosecutors Amy Ashelford and Brice Barnard trained local law enforcement at the Crisis Intervention Training. The assistant prosecutors presented the Platte County treatment courts to the attendees.

We need to do all we can to stop the drug trade. And let’s not delude ourselves into thinking drug legalization will curb the violence. Colorado, California, and numerous other states have already proven that drug legalization can actually fuel drug-related violence https://fox4kc.com//22-year-old-man-sentenced-for-drug-de/

First Missouri trial this century over "no chance" gambling ends in guilty verdict. https://www.kq2.com//Court-rules-gas-station-slots-illegal

Group of bipartisan leaders from metro support tougher sanctions on violent criminals to protect public safety. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnBw-KMnUUo&t=15s

During these uncertain times, the Platte County Prosecutor’s Office remains open, and you may call our office with questions. However, in an effort to reduce exposure to COVID-19, the Supreme Court of Missouri has issued guidance to Missouri local courts that may result in temporary court closures and/or access restrictions. For more information on how to access up-to-date information on court closures and access restrictions, please visit www.courts.mo.gov or www.vinelink.com. These websites provide information about your case.