Crime

Former Moniteau County commissioner has felony case moved to Morgan County

By Ryan Shiner

Published February 26, 2026 6:00 PM

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)

A former Moniteau County commissioner who was charged with three felonies earlier this month will see his case moved to Morgan County.

Former Northern District Commissioner Doug Naros was charged on Feb. 13 in Moniteau County with forgery and two counts of stealing. He resigned days before being charged.

The case was moved to Morgan County on Thursday, according to court filings.

Previous reporting shows the Moniteau County Sheriff's Office requested on Jan. 28 for the Missouri State Highway Patrol to investigate stealing allegations made against an elected official.

Court documents in previous reporting claim Naros allegedly submitted multiple invoices to the county for his personal vehicle and his residence.

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