Theft at 10500 BLOCK OF E 46TH TER on 12/23/2025 2:00 AM
Type: Theft
Date: 12/23/2025 2:00 AM
Description: Stolen Auto. Motor Vehicle Theft. Firearm used: NO. Area: EPD. Report #: KC25081156
Address: 10500 BLOCK OF E 46TH TER, KANSAS CITY, MO
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Noah WilliamsMissing Age
16Est. Current Age
19Last Seen
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Race: Black Ethnicity: Gender: Male Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Height: 5'4" Weight: 115 lbsCase Number
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Name
Zachary PearceAge
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ShootingInfo
Kansas city, mo --- the kansas city, missouri police department and the greater kc crime stoppers tips hotline are asking the public for assistance in identifying those responsible for the december 4, 2017 homicide of zach pearce near 40th and walnut in kansas city, missouri. Police said 24-year-old zachary pearce was shot and killed near the corner of 40th and walnut sometime before midnight during an apparent robbery. The suspect and at least two other people fled in a blue colored suv. Witnesses called police around 11:45 p.M. Stating an suv with at least three people inside, possibly two males and a woman as the driver, was observed. It was reported that one passenger got out of the suv with a black handgun and shot the victim who died at the scene. The suv then took off eastbound down 40th street and then south on warwick. Investigators later found items belonging to the victim near 40th and warwick. This was kansas city’s 134th homicide of 2017.Agency
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