- Melissa M Caviness pleaded guilty to 1st Degree Child Molestation and 1st Degree Child Endangerment. Caviness was sentenced to 10 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections for count 1 and 7 years on Count 2. Judge Journey retained jurisdiction and ordered Caviness to serve 120 days shock in the Missouri Department of Corrections. Ms. Caviness will register as a sex offender.
- Zachary L. Ford pleaded guilty to one count of Felony Possession of a controlled substance. Ford was given an SIS, 5 years of supervised Probation and 200 hours of Community Service.
- Judge Journey suspended the execution of a 4-year sentence for Mr. Sean Tanis. Tanis was also sentenced to serve 10 days shock but was give credit for time already served. Tanis was also ordered to pay a 500.00 fine and serve 200 hours of community service
- Rob Hill Stipulated to his probation violation and had his earned Compliance Credits cancelled. Mr. Hill will not be granted an early discharge from probation.
- Johnell Parnell had his SIS Probation revoked by Judge Journey and was given an SES on a 5-year Prison sentence in the Missouri Department of Corrections.
- Darren E. Lowry stipulated to his probation violation. Judge Journey revoked Lowry’s probation and ordered Lowry to the Missouri Department of Corrections to begin serving his original 7-year sentence.
- Also stipulating to their Probation Violations were Austin M Shutt and Anna C. Hobbs. Both Hobbs and Shutt had their probation revoked and both were ordered to being serving their original 5-year sentences at MDOC.
Hugh C. Jenkins represented the state.
