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Monroe County Sheriff
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Monroe County Sheriff David
Hoffman reported the following
activity for the past few weeks.
On April 1, offi cers went to
Middle Grove to a domestic dispute
between to male family members.
No charges where fi led.
On April 4, offi cers investigated
vandalism to a vehicle in Paris.
On April 4, offi cers investigated
a suspicious vehicle in the Southeast
part of the county.
On April 7, offi cers investigated
a suspicious vehicle in Paris. Owner
was located.
On April 8, offi cers received a
call of a Pit Bull dog running loose
in Paris. Owner was found and
ticketed and the animal was taken
to the pound.
On April 10, offi cers were called
to check the well being of an elderly
man in Paris, subject was found
at an area hospital.
On April 11, offi cers assisted
with a vehicle accident on Highway
24 west of Paris. No injuries
were reported.
On April 11, offi cers received
a call of a drunk driver leaving
Madison. The vehicle was found in
Randolph County.
On April 11, offi cers investigated
a careless and imprudent driving
complaint east of Madison. Driver
was located and arrested.
On April 13, offi cers transported
an inmate from Franklin County
back to Monroe County.
On April 13, offi cers assisted
the Missouri State Highway Patrol
with a two-vehicle accident in
Paris. One female was injured and
transported to the hospital.
On April 14, the sheriff’s department
responded to Madison to
keep the peace while residents divided
property.
On April 16, offi cers assisted the
Monroe County Ambulance with a
call near the covered bidge. A tree
had fallen on a subject and extrication
was needed. The subject was
fl own to the hospital by the Air
Evac team.
On April 17, offi cers assisted
Highway Patrol with a vehicle
rollover on Hwy 154 west of Perry.
The female driver and her infant
son were transported to the hospital.
On April 17, offi cers responded
to a domestic assault in Paris.
On April 19, offi cers responded
to Madison to keep the peace.
Arrests:
On April 1, Rachel R. Hopper
was arrested on charges of driving
while intoxicated She posted
$1,000 bond.
On April 2, Andrew J. Culbertson
was arrested on charges of
driving while intoxicated. He posted
$3,500 bond.
On April 3 Christopher S. Walters
of Monroe City posted $300
bond after being arrested on a
Monroe City warrant.
On April 3, Kevin Mayes was
released on a court order after being
arrested on charges of assault
in the third degree.
Eric W. Berry was arrested
on April 4 on a charge of driving
while intoxicated and posted
$1,000 bond.
On April 5, Dawn M. Dixon
posted $1,000 bond after being arrested
on a charge of possession of
a controlled substance.
On April 5, Eric M. Lilly posted
$2,000 bond after being arrested
on charges of possession of a controlled
substance and driving while
intoxicated.
On April 8, John D. Rogers,
John A. Barton, Kimberly S. Barton
and Jamie L. Howard were all
arrested on charges of assault in
the fi rst degree, and bond was set
at $100,000.
On April 12, Jennifer M. Acock
was arrested on a charge of driving
while under the infl uence of drugs
and posted $1,000 bond.
On April 12, Randall C. Allen
was arrested on a charge of driving
while intoxicated and posted
$1,000 bond.
On April 13, Jerry B Asbell
posted $539.50 bond on a Monroe
County warrant.
On April 15, Tyler W. Lucas
posted $639.50 cash bond on a
Monroe County warrant.
Inmates: today-13 Month-32
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Ralls County Court
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The following violations were
recorded by the Associate and Circuit
Courts of Ralls County.
Carl Laurence, St. Louis, 75 in
55, $200.50; Steven Smith, Collinsville,
Ill. 65 in 55; Jeanne A.
Jarrett, Columbia, 70 in 60; Percy
C. Walton III, Imperial, Mo., 76
in 65; Aaron Long, Hannibal, 78
in 60; Connie Pincenti, Saverton,
Mo., no seat belt; Warren K.
Scanaker, Blue Springs, Mo., 75
in 60; Jamie Wilson, Canton, Ill.,
80 in 60, $200.50; Ryan Dee Dameron,
Bowling Green, no seat belt;
Jessica Hinze, Hannibal, no insurance
and failed to secure child
less than eight years old; Alex E.
Young, Center, failed to pay trash
service; Kevin Roy Holliday, Monroe
City, 65 in 55.
Circuit Court
Jessica Hinze, Hannibal, driving
while license suspended, 45
days in jail, two years probation,
court costs;
Elijah R. Owens, Hannibal,
failed to provide urine sample for
drug testing and admitting use of
marijuana and methamphetamine,
30 days in jail;
Kurtis R. Klay, Springfi eld, Ill.,
74 in 60, suspended imposition of
sentence, one year court probation,
court costs, obtain license with 90
days; no valid drivers license, probation
one year, courts costs;
William K. Cannady, 80 in 65,
suspended imposition, court costs,
court probation one year;
Jeffery A. Maybrier, Carrolton,
Mo., plead guilty to Class C felony
fi rst degree tampering and Class C
felony stealing, fi ve years in state
prison on each count;
Shannen Ashley Maybrier, Carrolton,
Mo., plead guilty Class C
felony fi rst degree tampering and
Class C felony, 10 years in prison;
Randall L. Harrison, Frankford,
Mo.; careless and imprudent driving,
$250 plus court costs;
Dwight E. Flint, Saverton,
animal abuse, 30 days in jail, two
years of probation, court costs, 20
hours in community service within
60 days;
Civil Court
The following judgments were
for the plaintiff.
Pinnacle Credit Services LLC V
Dennis B White, $5,181.93, court
costs and interest;
Hannibal Regional Hospital V
David D. and Debbie Anderson,
$2,770.48 plus costs and interest,
attorney fees;
Capital One Bank V Curtis D.
Stombaugh, $1,491.50 plus court
costs, interest;
Capital One Bank V Debbie J.
Hall, $20,0031.09 and court costs,
interest;
Capital One Bank V Carrie A.
Fogle, $1,420.11, costs and interest;
Capital One Bank V Linda
Nichols, $1,458.91, court costs and
interest;
Alliant Bank V Evan Brocksmith,
$7,464.43 plus sheriff fees
and costs and interest;
Kevin Reed Flavell V Dahna
McClelland, $1,208.14 plus costs
and interest;
Hannibal Homestore V Timothy
and Stacy Ashby, $1,910.99 plus
costs and interest;
Wells Fargo Bank V Jason and
Jeanna Woodhurst, $3,806.13 plus
court costs and interest;
American Express Centurion
Bank V Donald Krankka, plaintiff
failed to appear, court costs assessed
against plaintiff
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Ralls County Commission
Ralls Commission discusses
sheriff’s offi ce feasibility study
The Ralls County Commission
met April 13 with Presiding Commissioner
George E. Lane, Western
District Commissioner Steven
H. Whitaker and Eastern District
Commissioner R.C. Harlow present,
in addition to Ralls County
Clerk Ernest E. Duckworth.
The commission discussed general
road maintenance.
The commission met with Kim
Mulch of Klingner and Associates
and Paul Forney and John Hemeyer
of the Ralls County Sheriff’s
offi ce in regards to the feasibility
study they are doing on the sheriff’s
offi ce. Mulch left the Commission
with some plans and they
discussed what needs to be done.
The commission members
also met with Richard Sanders in
regards to gravel on the county
roads.
The commissioners went to the
meeting room of the Courthouse
for the Hazard Mitigation Plan
meeting at 10 a.m.
They also met with Paul Allgood
in regards to the Soil Stewardship
Week. George Lane signed
the proclamation
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Ralls County roads to be improved
Approximately 12 miles of highway will be resurfaced in Ralls County
this summer. This work is funded 80 percent with federal funds since
the work is necessary to repair damage from the detoured Route 79 traffi c
during the fl ooding during the summer of 2008. “We had to detour traffi c
to these roads when Route 79 was closed last summer during fl ooding,”
said Mark Giessinger, maintenance and traffi c engineer for MoDOT.
“Smaller roads like these had to endure additional commercial vehicles
they were not originally built for, so we knew repairs would be eminent,”
Giessinger explained.
Route N will be resurfaced from Route 79 west to Route T. Route T
will be resurfaced from the beginning of state maintenance in Hannibal
south 7.8 miles to Route V and Route V will be resurfaced to Business
Route 61 in New London.
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Monroe County Circuit Court
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The following were fi ned for
traffi c offenses by the Associate
Division Fine Collection Center of
the Monroe County Circuit Court.
Kelley D. Ballenger, Columbia,
speeding; James M. Blades,
Holliday, operated motor vehicle
with vision reducing material on
windows; Joshua L. Bright, Paris,
speeding; Joseph S. Charton, Columbia,
speeding; Tommy L. Collum,
Camdenton, failed to display
plated on motor vehicle; William
A. Decker, Paris, speeding, seat
belt violation; Noland R. Elbert,
Moberly, seat belt violation; Eric
W. Fallaw, Moberly, seat belt violation;
Samantha M. Gelband,
Columbia, speeding; Kevin V.
Hahn, Stoutsville, speeding; Norman
G. Householder, Boone Terre,
speeding; Kara L. Kakavas, Sedalia,
speeding; Larry R. Lewis,
Stoutsville, speeding; Jamie L.
Miller, Moberly, speeding; Kelcey
S. Moore, Shelbina, speeding;
Brandon E. Oshner, Quincy,
Ill., speeding; Ronne D. Owen,
Moberly, speeding; Jordan M. Ragar,
Palmyra, speeding; Floyd R.
Steuber, Mexico, speeding; Mark
A. Wozniak, Madison, Wis., speeding.
Judge Micheal P. Wilson presided
over the following cases.
Clinton A. Smith, Paris, failed
to yield to vehicle that entered intersection,
$44.50;
Walter Ogrodowski, Cadet, as-sault in the third degree with physical
injury, six months in Monroe
County Jail;
Terell D. Fugate, Columbia, 72
mph, $105.50, seat belt violation,
$10.
Laura L. Billingsley, Sullivan,
passing bad check, $50;
Andrew J. Johnson, Paris, failed
to comply with drivers permit, suspended
imposition of sentence and
placed on two years of unsupervised
probation;
Tammy R. Turnbough, Paris, 81
mph, $210.50;
Gary D. Bunch, Canton, 64,
$100;
Tara L. Thomas, Monroe City,
64, $200, Timonthy M O'Brien, St.
Charles, 64, $80.50;
Brittany B. Utterback, Columbia,
59, $200;
Crystal Wood, Hannibal, probation
revoked on passing bad
checks, $100 fi ne;
Whitney J. Hawkins, Monroe
City, stealing, $200 fi ne;
Jerry B. Asbell Jr., Monroe City,
probation revoked on stealing and
ordered to serve 90 days in Monroe
County Jail.
Civil
The following judgments were
in favor of the plaintiff.
John Hayhurst V Jeremy
Hughes, $738.91 plus court costs;
Riback Supply Co. Inc. V
Charles Vanboening and Amy Vanboening,
$17,142.85 plus court
costs and interest;
Pinnacle Credit Services LLC
V Jacki S. Minter, $1,290.84 plus
court costs and interest;
Discover Bank V Roberta A.
Arney, $6,398.08 plus court costs,
attorneys fee and interest;
LVNV Funding LLC V Christina
Simmons, $2,664.27 plus court
costs and interest;
Capital One Bank V Mark D.
Ramsey, $1,088.06 plus court costs
and interest;
Capital One Bank V Jan Carter,
$1,746.07 plus court costs and interest;
Moberly Hospital Inc. V Jessica
C. Lehenbauer, $1,081.97 plus
court costs and interest;
Moberly Hospital Inc. V Brooke
M. Veach, $3,370.72 plus court
costs and interest.
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