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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2009 ~ Vol. 13 No. 34

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Monroe City Municipal Court

Judge Michael Wilson heard the following cases in Monroe City Municipal Court on Oct. 1.

Jamie Chambliss appeared on a charge of first-degree assault. Her case was continued to Nov. 5.

Raymond E. DeLaPorte plead guilty to a charge of failure to maintain financial responsibility and paid a fine of $100.50 plus court costs.

A warrant was issued for the arrest of Victoria L. Doil on charges of failure to register with the Department of Revenue.
Christine M. Ellison’s case was continued to Nov. 5.

John E. Fairlamb provided a copy of his driver’s license and paid court costs, with charges of having no driver’s license dismissed without prejudice.

Miranda R. Kessler paid a fine of $64 for speeding.

Renee Chu Lamb paid a $74 fine for speeding.

Rebecca Marie Lipp plead guilty on a charge of disorderly conduct in the first degree. She was fined $125.50 and was placed on one year’s probation and ordered not to have contact with the person involved in the incident.

Gail Maple had a case continued until Nov. 5.

A warrant was issued for the arrest of Michael Charles Murphy who failed to appear on a charge of speeding.
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Monroe City Police

Monroe City Police Chief Rick Stone reported the following activity for the past week.
On Sept. 29, Tammy L. Hawkins was arrested on a Hannibal city warrant and taken to Marion County Jail.
On Sept. 29, Ethel M. Mason was arrested on a warrant for failure to appear on stealing charges in Hannibal. She was picked up by the Hannibal Police Department.
On Oct. 3, Victoria L. Doil was arrested on an outstanding warrant for failure to appear on a charge of failure to register with the Department of Revenue annually.
On Oct. 4, police responded to a report of an assault when an individual pulled a baseball bat on a juvenile.
Å report of theft from the Sheltered Workshop was reported.
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Monroe County Court

The following offenses were recorded in Monroe County Court.
Malaina D. Arnett, Pairs, speeding, seat belt violation; Nicky M. Brookhart, Quincy, Ill., speeding; Frank M. Emery, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, speeding; Nathan L. Gordan, Centralia, speeding; John E. Jones, Naperville, Ill., failed to wear headgear on motorcycle; Mandy L. Murphy, Fort Leonard Wood, speeding; Glen N. F. Murray, Lakeview, Ark., speeding; Brenda L. O'Brien, Center, speeding; Lloyd T. Parker, Bloomington, Ill., speeding; Christopher M. Riley, Mexico, seat belt violation; Jose Rivera Jr., Ashland, speeding; Sarah J. Storm, Columbia, speeding; Jenna L. Whiston, Columbia, speeding.

Circuit Court
Brad E. Lawson, Centralia, driving 30 in 10 mile zone at state park, $200.50; Todd A. Brolaski, Perry, 59, $200; Whitney D. Buckman, Monroe City, minor in possession of alcohol, suspended imposition of sentence and placed on two years of private probation and to complete 24 hours of community service work; Donna S. Powell, Monroe City, two counts of passing bad checks, 30 days in Monroe County Jail to run concurrent; Kevin C. Shipley, Camdenton, driving without a valid drivers license, 10 days in Monroe County Jail, stealing motor fuel, 30 days county jail, careless and imprudent driving, 10 days in jail (all three counts to run concurrent).

Civil Court
HSBC Bank Nevada V Stephen W. Miller, $2,866.50 plus court costs and interest;
Capital One Bank V Neil E. Gottman, $5,312.79 plus court costs and interest.
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David Shively injured in accident

A 17-year-old Hunnewell man, David W. Shively, was injured in a one-vehicle crash at 5:50 a.m. on Tuesday on Monroe County Road 390, one mile southeast of Hunnewell.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol said that Shively was taken to Blessing Hospital in Quincy, Ill. by Monroe City Ambulance. The patrol reported that he lost control of the 2000 Ford pickup he was driving after cresting a hill, traveled off of the road, struck a fence, a utility pole and some small trees before coming to rest on its wheels. 3922 091007 10/7/2009 cnw

Monroe County college student diagnosed with H1N1

A Monroe County college student has been diagnosed as having H1N1 virus, according to Monroe County Health Department Administrator Barbara Landrum.

No other details are available, due to privacy issues.

Landrum said the first 100 doses of H1N1 FluMist should arrive this week in Monroe County and will be distributed according to a priority system.

She said only half of the the usual amounts of seasonal vaccine have arrived as manufacturers quit making it to produce the H1N1 virus vaccination. “We only received about half of our seasonal vaccine, and it will be gone by the end of the day,” she said on Monday. She said additional supplied are expected to arrive from separate suppliers this month and next.
She said the public will be notified of clinics through their local media.

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