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Marion County Court
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The following offenses were recorded in Marion County.
Rebecca I. Clement, Hannibal, driver failed to secure child less than eight years old in child restraint or booster seat, no seat belt; Megan Ann Akright, Hannibal, speeding, no seat belt; Chad Daniel Krigbaum, Hannibal, failed to drive on correct half of roadway, failed to maintain financial responsibility;
Danielle N. Walker, Portland, Ore., speeding 16+; James Anthony Epps, Lenexa, Kan., speeding; Otis E. Gauch Jr., Hannibal, failed to yield to approaching vehicle; Matthew M. Hawkins, Hannibal, failed to wear protective headgear when on motorcycle in motion;
James Patrick O'Shea, Keokuk, Iowa, speeding; Matthew J. Smith, Hannibal, speeding, no seat belt; Bobbi R. Smith, Hannibal, no seat belt; Clinton E. McNulty, Baylis, Ill., speeding 20+; Charles W. Burkhardt, Palmyra, speeding, $75 fine; Theodore R. Dean III, Calumet City, Ill., speeding 20+; Gerald E. Walker, Quincy, Ill., speeding 20+, careless and imprudent driving involving an accident, failed to yield to emergency vehicle sounding siren and displaying lights;
Dawn A. Hathaway, Quincy, Ill., speeding 20+; Jason D. Slater, Lewistown, speeding 20+; James W. Clark Jr., Duquoin, Ill., speeding; Shelby N. Spalding, Monroe City, no seat belt; Shawn C. Powell, Stoutsville, no seat belt; Escobar Alesandro, Leawood, Kan., failed to display plates;
Erinn L. Graham, Queen City, speeding 16+, no seat belt; Veronica A. Minahan, River Hills, Wis., speeding; Charles H. Combs, St. Louis, speeding; Robert C. Shaffer, Quincy, Ill., speeding; Wayne Michael Bridges, Palmyra, speeding; Sandra S. Yager, Taylor, driver failed to secure child 80 pounds or more or over 4'9" in booster/safety belt, no seat belt;
Kellie J. Hawkins, Palmyra, failed to register; David Lee Westbrook, Imperial, speeding; Dennis Donald Beckman, Houston, Texas, speeding 20+; Soundeep Dinubhai Patel, Iowa City, Iowa, speeding; Leslie Edwards Sims, Centralia, speeding; Taryn Lucillie Marquardt, Palmyra, operated motor vehicle owned by another knowing owner of vehicle has not maintained financial responsibility; Danielle Elaine Byrne, St. Peters, speeding 16+; Christopher A. Oliver, St. Louis, speeding; Gerald Crossland, St. Louis, speeding 16+; Kris William Bader, Brighton, Tenn., speeding; Nehal Nilangkumar Trivedi, Palmyra, speeding; Jared James Edwards, Dewitt, Iowa, speeding; Heather J. Gander, Shelbyville, speeding 20+; Kathy P. Gorrell, Olathe, Kan., speeding 16+; Christopher S. Cowden, Hannibal, speeding 20+; Nathan Eugene Griffith, New London, failed to register; Andrew Scott Hathaway, Hannibal, failed to display plates.
Civil Court
American General Financial V William and Angie Perry, $6,647.73 plus court costs and interest;
Hannibal Clinic Inc V Maranda and Edward Jameson, $1,071.23 plus court costs and interest;
GE Money Bank V Becky Shinn, $1,298.87 plus court costs and interest;
Capital One Bank V Kamar Williams, $975.26 plus court costs and interest;
Capital One Bank V James K. Smith, $3,100.78 plus court costs and interest;
Cavalry Investments LLC V Marita J. Jackson, $2,525.70 plus court costs and interest;
Sherwin Williams Co. V Black Thunder Power Boats, mechanics lien filed.
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Monroe County Court
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The following offenses were recorded in Monroe County.
John W. Apel, Moberly, seat belt violation; Shea N. Brueggeman, Quincy, Ill., speeding; Cole A. Brumley, St. Louis, speeding; Jessica L. Cullom, Paris, speeding; Scott A. Dedert, Quincy, Ill., $123, allowed person to ride on gunwale of boat; Kent A. Holland, Monroe City, speeding; Floyd R. Howard, Marshall, failed to display plate on motor vehicle; Monte L. Kohler, Paris, seat belt violation; Abigail L. Lynn, Centralia, speeding; Ian P. McHugh, Columbia, speeding; Jesse P. Perry, Columbia; Dorsey L. Stotler, Montgomery City, speeding; Jared B Tyser, Columbia, speeding; Terry L. Vandiver, Shelbina, speeding; Candice E. Washburn, Hartsburg, seat belt violation, speeding; Kelly R. Witsberger, Newburg, speeding.
Circuit Court
Jennifer M. Acock, Shelbina, DWI drugs, 90 days in Monroe County Jail; John P. Hawkins, Perry, 82, $270.50; Steven R. Fuhrken, Lenexa, Kan., 64, $200; Evan M. Goran-Dry, Skokie, Ill., 79, $500; Charles K. Krieg, Columbia, 84, $390.50; Kevin F. Redell, St. Charles, 59, $201; Carol L. Backer, Arnold, 64, $200.50; Redeana M. Farris, Madison, $35.50, knowing permitted person to drive motor vehicle who had no legal right; Jason H. Shatzer, Paris, 77, $220.50; Tony R. Green, Moberly, driving while revoked, $200.50 fine and 10 days in Monroe County Jail; Steven W. Steffe, Imperial, possession of under 35 grams of marijuana, suspended imposition of sentence and placed on two years of private probation; Cassie V. Harvey, Hannibal, possession of liquor by minor, $300; Jeffrey G. Purdy, Madison, careless and imprudent driving, $50.50.
Civil Court
Midland Funding LLV V Jason W. Bothe, $11,521.15 plus court costs and interest;
Stephen Ray Porter V Patrick Ryan Minter and Patrick Raydell Minter, $3,580.09 plus court costs and interest.
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Ralls County Court
The following offenses were recorded in Ralls County.
Donald J. Kamrowski, New London, illegal burning; Jared D. Dodd, Hannibal, speeding; Justin L. Fuget, New London, failed to maintain financial responsibility, careless and imprudent driving involving an accident; Ginny M. Rollins, New London, failed to maintain financial responsibility; David Wesley Cheek, Monroe City, speeding; Karen Leigh Ramirez, Vandalia, speeding, no seat belt; Joshua Todd Bixler, Hannibal, speeding; John Michael Mayfield, St. Louis, speeding; Amanda Michele Bowen, New London, failed to maintain financial responsibility.
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Monroe County Sheriff
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The Monroe County Sheriff’s Department responded to the following calls.
On Sept. 20 the department received information about an inmate in the jail having seizures. An ambulance was called and the inmate was taken to the emergency room to get checked out. The inmate was brought back to the jail after getting checked out.
On Sept. 21 there was a call from a Holliday resident about the neighbors horses causing property damage.
Deputies responded to a two-vehicle accident on Highway 24 East of Madison on Sept. 22. No injuries were reported.
Deputies responded to a three-vehicle accident in Paris. No injuries were reported.
On Sept. 23 Deputies responded to a property damage complaint.
There was a report of a careless and imprudent driver, traveling at a high rate of speed heading eastbound from Madison. The vehicle was located at the west edge of Paris.
Deputies took a theft report near Route C.
Deputies checked the well being of a Paris resident. Everything was OK.
On Sept. 24 deputies investigated a hit and run accident near Madison.
Deputies were called in to assist an intoxicated female out of the tavern in Madison on Sept. 25. The female became combative and was arrested for assaulting an officer and transported to jail.
On Sept. 26 Deputies received a complaint of noise and a vehicle racing up and down MR 756. Deputies made contact with the persons and arrested one male subject for DWI.
Deputies were called back to same residence for females fighting. While deputies were at the residence, one of the females who had been fighting arrived back at the residence and one was arrested for DWI-drugs. No charges for assault were filed at this time.
On Sept. 27 deputies responded to Madison to answer a complaint of trespass.
Arrests
Sept. 20, Chris Hicks, assault, $20,000 bond;
Jeremy Morton, probation revocation, $10,000 bond;
Virginia Springer, DWI, posted $1,000;
Sept. 22, Eddie Cockrum, warrant, released to other agency;
Sept. 24, Donna Powell, warrant, $500 cash bond;
Kevin Shipley, warrant, $5,000;
Sept. 25, Joyce Cole, assault of law enforcement, posted $1,000 bond;
Sept. 26, Amie Duncan, DWI-drugs, posted $1,000 bond;
Hirem, Clements, DWI third offense, posted $3,500 bond;
Jeffery Warrington, warrant, $1,425 and 30 days jail.
Jail
Today: 12, month: 29.
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Monroe City Police
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rtment responded to the following calls.
On Sept. 21 a report for identity theft was taken and three cats were placed in the pound.
Two more cats were placed in the pound and a dog was as well on Sept. 22.
There was a report of a fight on Chestnut Street.
There was a loud noise complaint in the 400 block of First Street and the subjects were advised to turn it down and keep it down.
There was a report of a careless and imprudent driver in the 400 block of Catherine Street, but nothing was located.
"Harassing literature" was removed from the bulletin board at Abel's.
On Sept. 23 there was a report of a juvenile left sleeping in a car at Dollar General. The parent was contacted and advised to take the juvenile with them next time.
There was a report of loud music somewhere on West Summer Street. The source of the disturbance was located and the subjects turned it off and said it would not come back on again.
There was a disturbance reported at Gypse Row and no action was taken after an officer spoke with the caller.
On Sept. 25 a subject at the 400 block of W. Summer St. wanted to speak to an officer about property damage and did not want to press charges nor fill out a voluntary statement.
There was a report of a subject withholding mail of another for rent money. The subject said they did not have other subject's mail.
A black Labrador known for consistently running at large was reportedly spotted on Hope Street by a caller.
There was a report of harassment at the 400 block of First Street.
A stray cat was successful in its objective for freedom from captivity as it arrived at the pound with its captor.
There was a report of a suspicious subject walking down the 100 block of Lawn Street in front of a residence on Sept. 26. The subject was not located after an officer patrolled the area in vehicle and on foot.
There was a report of a possible stolen vehicle from the Main Street Bar. The vehicle was located later on the south side of Dugout untouched.
Marshall E. Williams was issued a summons for leaving the scene of an accident and no proof of insurance on Sept. 27 at the 200 block of West Summer Street. There was a report of property damage at the 400 block of West Summer Street that could have been related.
There was a report of an ATV driving on streets in the area of Gypse Row and South Oak. Nothing was located.
An anonymous subject asked if police could have a dog search a house he was considering buying because he had heard the previous owners manufactured methamphetamine there and he wanted to make sure it was safe. The subject was advised that a drug dog would not be available for this, but he could put this type of testing in the purchasing contract for the seller to complete.
A domestic disturbance was reported at the 400 block of W. Summer Street on Sept. 28. The parties were given the Missouri 12-Hour Rule before they were separated.
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