St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office
News Release for Nov. 12-19, 2013
Pistol reported stolen
On
Monday, Nov. 18, a deputy took a stealing report from David Foley,
Collins. Foley reported a .25 caliber pistol missing from a residence he
was living at on SE 550 Road, Collins. Foley stated he noticed the
pistol was missing on Nov. 16 when he was moving. He signed a request
for prosecution.
Rifle reported stolen
On
Sunday, Nov. 17, a deputy took a stealing report from William Adrian,
Osceola. Adrian reported he was visiting a friend on NE 364 Road,
Osceola, and a Remington Model 511 Sportmaster .22 caliber rifle was
stolen from his vehicle. The rifle had a Weaver model 329 scope attached
to it. Fingerprints were obtained from the vehicle’s door and door
handle. The investigation is continuing.
Trespassing
On
Saturday, Nov. 16, a deputy responded to property owned by Gary Scott
east of SW 1251 Road and SW 276 Road in reference to trespassing. Scott
reported he found an individual sitting in a vehicle on his property.
Scott signed a request for prosecution and noted a large tree was cut to
gain entry onto his property. Admissions were allegedly made by the
individual to trespassing on Scott’s property and also to cutting the
tree. Formal charges are pending.
Medication stolen
On
Friday, Nov. 15, a deputy responded to Krebb's Mobile Home Park on NE
1076, Lowry City, in reference to stealing. George Henderson explained
he recently returned home from a stay in the hospital and two
individuals, a man and a woman, asked if they could do anything for him.
Henderson explained he paid the female $20 to mop his floors and make
him some coffee. He said after the individuals left, he laid down on the
couch and fell asleep. When he awoke he went to take his medication and
his bottle of Valium was missing. He also stated his wallet was not
sitting on the coffee table where he left it. Henderson signed a request
for prosecution. The investigation is continuing. Sheriff Keeler urges citizens with information concerning any of the cases to contact the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office, 417-646-2565.
Warrant arrest
On
Tuesday, Nov. 12, Kara Hinkle, 22, Paola, Kan., was arrested on a
failure to appear warrant for a misdemeanor charge of exceeding the
posted speed limit by 20-25 miles per hour. The charge stemmed from an
incident on May 27. Bond was set at $264 cash only. Bond was posted and
she was released on Nov. 13. Disclaimer: Arrest records are public information. Any indication of an arrest does not mean the individual identified has been convicted of a crime. All persons arrested are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
