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The following offenses were recorded in Marion County.
Jason Demone Bolds, Waterloo, Iowa, speeding 16+; Christopher Mathew Hamilton, Prairie City, Iowa, speeding; Samuel James Fisher, Ewing, failed to drive on correct half of roadway;
Troy W. Kaneer, Grove, Okla., failed to drive on correct side of road resulting in an accident; John P. Durham, La Plata, failed to yield; Brenda Lea Webb, Davenport, Iowa, speeding;
Jason P. Moore, Hughesville, Mo., failed to register commercial property/passenger carrying vehicle for beyond local operation; Chad Steven Stillwell, Ulman, Mo., operated as motor carrier without medical certificate;
Gabriel Andres Luna-Baca, Davenport, Fl., speeding; Hope S. Conley, failed to properly secure young child, no seat belt; Tammy K. Painter, Hunnewell, speeding 16+;
Alyssa N. Phillips, New London, failed to maintain financial responsibility; Tara N. Terpstra, Frisco, Texas, speeding;
Dennis P. Dooley, Fenton, speeding 16+; Ronald R. Lufkin Jr., Springfield, Ill., speeding, no seat belt; Douglas L. Baker, Moberly, speeding; Deja K. Head, Champaign, Ill., speeding;
Brandon E. Leffler, Palmyra, speeding 20+; Cynthia Kaye Drebenstedt, Hannibal, failure to register; Chad Lee Jennings, Ewing, failure to register; Jerry Michael Dudding Jr., Frankford, failed to keep proper/made false motor carrier driver’s record-exceeded maximum driving time; Jerry Logan Broughton, Emden, failed to register;
Samuel James Wilson, Palmyra, speeding 20+; failed to maintain financial responsibility; Jeremy Michael Meyers, Hannibal, failed to secure child 80 pounds or more or over 4’9” in booster seat/safety belt, no seat belt; Patrick Francis O’Brien, Maywood, speeding; Jeremy Leigh Carroll, Palmyra, failed to secure child eight years or old;
Ian Hampton Taylor, Palmyra, speeding 16+; Branden Michael Franklin, Tampa, Fl., speeding; Larry Lynn Logan, Taylor, Mo., no seat belt; Barbara J. McPike, Quincy, Ill., followed another vehicle too closely; Shelia R. Wood, Hannibal, speeding 16+;
James W. Large, Hunnewell, failed to drive on correct side of roadway; Christopher Joseph Paro, Palmyra, no seat belt; Jennifer L. Dudding, Hannibal, failed to register;
Aaron Rolla Minor, Hannibal, no seat belt; Cassey Lenn Snider, Hannibal, failed to register; Joseph Theodore Elzea, Hannibal, failed to yield to emergency vehicle sounding siren and displaying light.

Civil Court
Midland Funding LLC V Marilyn A. Moyers, $554.92 plus court costs and interest;
Hannibal Regional Hospital V Chandria S. Griffith, $46,331.05 plus court costs and interest;
Hannibal Regional Hospital V Michael S. Holmes, $3,189.21 plus court costs and interest;
Hannibal Regional Hospital V Hannah M. Miller, $1,860.87 plus court costs and interest;
Hannibal Regional Hospital V Rebecca L. Clement FKA Burton, $6,559.54 on first count and $2,450.68 for count two.

Circuit Court
Crystal M. Gibbons, Hannibal, pursuing/taking/killed/possessed or disposed of wildlife illegally, $20.
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There have been recent developments in the case involving four suspects in the beatings of Drew Bartels and Jerome D. Herrin, who later died, in Monroe County.
Lucas Summers, 26, of Macon, is awaiting a 9:30 a.m. Thursday, July 9 court hearing to determine a possible change of venue on first-degree assault of Bartels and Herrin. Toxicology results for Herrin have not been released.
Probable cause was found in the preliminary hearing of Charles Webb, 20, of Shelbyville, during his preliminary hearing June 11. His case has been bound over to the Monroe County Circuit Court for his arraignment 9:30 a.m. Thursday, July 9 at the Monroe County Courthouse.
Donald Fuller III of Clarence will also have his day in court with an arraignment scheduled for the same time as Webb.
Michael Flowers, 22, of Macon, who is allegedly involved in the assault, is still scheduled to have a preliminary hearing at 1:30 p.m. Friday, June 29.
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The Monroe County Sheriff’s Department responded to the following calls.
One June 17 a domestic dispute in Santa Fe was reported with no charges filed.
No charges were filed in a case of a child dialing 911 and then hanging up.
Deputies received a call of a possible domestic dispute in Paris. When deputies arrived, the disruptive party had already left the scene. No charges were filed.
On June 18 officers received a careless and imprudent driving complaint on Route V. The vehicle was located and everything was fine.
There was a vandalism complaint from Duncan’s Bridge area where a mailbox had been vandalized.
A complaint was made regarding fireworks being shot out of a vehicle south of Paris. The vehicle was not located.
On June 19 deputies received a call of a possible assault near Indian Creek area. Deputies discovered the assault had occurred on the Ralls County side of the lake and referred prosecution to Ralls County.
There was a complaint of cattle on Highway 24 near Madison. Owners were located and cattle penned up.
On June 20 there was a complaint of a dog that as damaging property in Paris. The dog was located and placed in the Paris pound.

Arrests:
June 15 Devin Beamer, warrant, posted $2,500 bond;
June 15 William Eddleman, Pulaski County warrant, released to Pulaski County;
June 21 Leroy Burke, probation and parole warrant, no bond;
June 21 Caleb Starnes, driving while suspended, posted $750 bond.

Jail
Today, 7; Month, 29
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The Monroe County Commission Monday, June 22 meeting got underway with a meeting with 911 coordinator Sam Curd in which an extensive review of weekend 911 operations was performed.
Keith Holohan discussed needed maintenance on County Road 1040.
Shelby County Presiding Commissioner Glen Eagan discussed a road drainage problem that Shelby County requested assistance from Monroe County to correct.
The commission reviewed the daily reports from Great River Engineering on Bridge 205/Columbia Bridge and BRO-446(33)/Otter Creek Bridge.
Dr. Warren Hagan contacted the commission to discuss the Mark Twain Birthsite Trail.
In its Friday, June 19 meeting the commission approved the Child Support Enforcement Cooperative Agreement between the state and county. This agreement with the state allows for mutual support to provide child support enforcement services.
The commission approved the supplemental agreement between the Missouri Department of Social Services, Family Support Division and the counties of Marion, Monroe, Ralls and Shelby. The agreement with the state allows for the provision of child support services.
Sam Curd met with the commission to discuss 911 operations and personnel issues.
Road Supervisor Mike Minor reviewed road and bridge operations as well as planned maintenance and new projects.
Mark Miles, deputy director and state historic preservation officer with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, to seek guidance on a planned grant application.
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The Ralls County Health Department and Home Health Agency has released its July 2009 schedule.
Clinics:
Blood pressure and general:
OATS meeting 10 a.m. July 6 at the City Hall in Center
Ilasco Methodist Church in Ilasco: July 1 at 11:30 a.m.
Perry Village Housing activity room in Perry: July 8 and 22 at 11 a.m.
New London Forget-Me-Not Seniors Citizens Building: July 3 at 11 a.m.
Ralls County Health Department: walk-ins welcome Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Blood sugar and cholesterol:
Ralls County Health Department: walk-ins welcome Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is a $12 charge for cholesterol checks.

Immunizations:
Ralls County Health Department: walk-ins welcome Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. -will stay open late on July 6, 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

WIC: BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Voucher pick-up, nutrition education, certifications and recertifications July 6 from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Voucher pick-up, nutrition education, certifications and recertifications July 13 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Voucher make-up, certifications/recertifications July 20 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

MS Support Group-Ralls County Health Department July 13 7 p.m.

Environmental services:
Waste water permit, water testing/other environment services available from this office upon request
Birth and death certificates
Certified copies available from this office-cost of certificates: Birth $15; and death $13.
Pace classes:
New London Forget Me Not Senior Citizen’s Building Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 a.m.
Perry Christian Church Tuesday and Thursday at 2 p.m.
Center Town Hall-(Old VFW)-Tuesday and Thursday 3:30 p.m.
Board of Trustees meeting: 8:30 a.m. July 28 at Ralls County Health Department.

This office will remain open until 6 p.m. on the first Monday, only if there are appointments, otherwise we will close at 5 p.m., so please call for an appointment. The Ralls County Health Department and Home Health Agency provides all service on a non-discriminatory basis. Web site: ralls.lphamo.org
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