Rich Hill PD weekly report

Rich Hill Police Department

Activity report July 18, 2011 to July 24, 2011

07-18-11

SPEAK TO OFFICER

CHECK WELL BEING

SPEAK TO OFFICER

07-19-11

THEFT

VANDALISM

07-20-11

07-21-11

07-22-11

07-23-11

WANTED SUBJECT

07-24-11

LOUD MUSIC

Girls night out!

WHAT: End of Summer - Girls Night Out!
WHO: Sorry Fellas, Ladies Only
WHEN: Tuesday, August 9th, 2011
WHERE: Butler Fairground Bldg
TIME: 6-8pm

ACTIVITIES: Entertainment, Refreshments, Prizes, also praying for another school year!
ADMISSION: Canned food item(s), to go to Bates County Food Pantry
(Cash Donations Welcome to help cover costs. Entry for Grand Prize Drawing!)

To RESERVE your spot, or to be a Volunteer Vendor and for more info; Contact Lisa @ 660-464-0903

Bates County Sheriff's Dept. weekly report

Bates County Sheriff’s Office

Activity report July 18, 2011 to July 24, 2011

07-18-11

THEFT-Drexel

MVA-UUhwy

SPEAK TO OFFICER-Rich Hill

TRESPASSING-Adrian

SPEAK TO OFFICER-Passaic

THEFT-Butler

FIRE-Butler

CHECK WELL BEING-Passaic

FIRE-Drexel

DISTURBANCE-Butler

CARELESS & IMPRUDENT DRIVING-Butler Bates County Deputies received a report of a possible theft from Rural Rich Hill.  Items stolen include at gold ring.

ASSAULT OCCURRED EARLIER-Rich Hill

SUICIDAL THREATS / ATTEMPT-Adrian Deputies responded to a suicidal subject in rural Adrian. Subject was transported to Bates County Hospital.

 

07-19-11

BURGLARY-Rich Hill

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Butler

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Drexel

DFS ASSIST-Rich Hill

AGENCY ASSIST-Adrian

SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler

AGENCY ASSIST-Butler

 

07-20-11

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Hume

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Butler

DFS ASSIS-Rich Hill

ABANDON VEHICLE-Butler

THREATS - VERBAL, PHONE OR BY MAIL-Rich Hill

STRANDED MOTORIST-Butler

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Butler

SPEAK TO OFFICER-Rich Hill

AMBULANCE REQUEST-Adrian

MVA-Rich Hill

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Butler

STRANDED MOTORIST-Ballard

STRANDED MOTORIST-Rich Hill

 

07-21-11

AGENCY ASSIST-Harrisonville

PROWLER-Rich Hill

STRANDED MOTORIST-Passaic

ANIMAL AT LARGE-Butler

THEFT-Butler

ANIMAL AT LARGE-Amoret

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Appleton City

AGENCY ASSIST-Appleton City

ANIMAL NEGLECT / ABUSE-Drexel

ALARM-Drexel

 

07-22-11

STRANDED MOTORIST-Butler

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Butler

CARELESS & IMPRUDENT DRIVING-71hwy

ANIMAL AT LARGE-Amoret

TRAFFIC STOP-Butler at approximately 1445 hours. Deputies observed a white 1994 Ford Ranger bearing MO license traveling NB on Main Street from Pine Street in Butler, MO commiting numerous traffic offenses.  I conducted a vehicle stop and recovered drug paraphernalia from the vehicle.

SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler

SPEAK TO OFFICER-Montrose

THEFT-Amsterdam

FIRE-Butler

SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler

BURGLARY-Amoret

 

07-23-11

AMBULANCE REQUEST-Butler

ALARM-Rich Hill

THEFT-Drexel at approximately 1300 hours, Deputies were dispatched to Route 1 Drexel reference a stolen vehicle.  The vehicle was located, recovered and released to the owner.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Adrian

SPEAK TO OFFICER-Ballard

NOISE-Rich Hill

WANTED SUBJECT-Rich Hill at approximately 1500 hours, Deputies responded to a Route 1 Rich Hill address reference a warrant service.  Upon arrival a suspect was identified, arrested and transported to the Jail.

CHECK WELL BEING-Butler

SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler

SPEAK TO OFFICER-Ballard

ANIMAL AT LARGE-Ballard Deputies received a report of cattle out and damage to a soybean field from      rural Butler.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Butler

 

News from Adrian Lanes

Adrian Lanes

Your Local Recreation Center

BOWLING NEWS

Through July 24, 2011

Sun 7 pm Summer Doubles 

Greg’s Team 26.0-06.0

I QUIT !! 21.0-11.0

Shadows Keepers 15.0-17.0

B & D 15.0-17.0

L & M 14.0-18.0

The Odd Fellows 10.0-18.0

Sam & Eric 09.0-15.0

    July 24:  High Game:  Dwight Robinson 268, Sam Cornelius 258, Dan Goodrich 258, Eric Menaugh 234, Michael Bowman 224, Nick Perkins 214, Greg Hilbus 214, Laverne Goodrich 202, David Hall 189, Sis Hilbus 144, Jared Rolph 138, David Timblin 134, Betty Wisdom 129, Rochelle Powell 111, Rachel Warren93. High Series: Dan Goodrich 684, Dwight Robinson 647, Michael Bowman 627, Laverne Goodrich 485.

Tuesday 7pm Summer Open

Misfits 35.0-09.0

E-Team 25.0-19.0

Calvary Baptist 25.0-19.0

Adrian Lanes 23.0-21.0

Mill-Fish 13.5-30.5

Strike Me 10.5-33.5

    July 12:  High Game:  Dan Goodrich 300, Bradley Newport 234, Michael Bowman 221, Bill Lunsford 218, Tom Rosekopf 213, Kent Taylor 203, Pat Arnold 180, Ted Bridges 171, Rusty Fisher 170, Faith Hutchens 144, Luke Davis 141, Ben Davis 137, Dana Rosekopf 132, Jason Fisher 129, Seth Rosekopf 124, Brooke Fisher 114, Brenda Sue Arnold 103, Stephanie Fisher 99. High Series:  Dan Goodrich 731, Bradley Newport 673, Michael Bowman 618, Tom Rosekopf 579, Bill Lunsford 561, Pat Arnold 479, Brooke Fisher 292. 

Wed 7:30pm “Tough Shot”

Miasis Dragon 220.5-139.5

Blue Nile 204.5-155.5

Nina’s Team 192.5-167.5

Fisher’s Men 161.0-199.0

Slow Starters 152.5-207.5

Whatever 149.0-211.0

    July 20: High Game: John McCoy 224, Ron Brown 214, Nick Perkins 214, Curt Smith 213, Michael Bowman 212, Mat Bridges 212, Forest Tiller 204, Josh Yates 203, Kelly Wernex 188, Kelly Edmiston 179, Laverne Goodrich 163, Wanda Parmenter 162.  High Series: John McCoy 640, Ron Brown 610, Nick Perkins 604, Mat Bridges 603, Kelly Wernex 475. Next Week: 43 ft, .

Friday Nooners

    July 22:  High Games:  Dale Smith 199, Ross Wainscott 190, Wesley Merritt 189, Mim Jackson 181, Jean Wilson 170, Sue Merritt 169, Lorraine Kershner 165, Jessie Paxton 160.  High Series:  Dale Smith 540, Wesley Merritt 503, Mim Jackson 465.

More rain out west...

Current radar shows a fairly decent line of thunderstorms developing in a line from Joplin up through Emporia and beyond. Hopefully the slow moving line won't fizzle out before it gets here.

The current forecast calls for a 20% chance of rain overnight.

View live radar here...

Obituary - Dale Lacy

Dale Thomas Lacy, 78 of Drexel, Mo., passed away July 24, 2011 at Olathe Medical Center.  He was a well-known and longtime cattleman from the Drexel area.

Dale is survived by his wife, Kay of the home; his children: Deborah Kay Wheeler of Drexel; Daniel Dale Lacy and wife Kelly of Drexel; Sheryl Ann Keegan of Harrisonville; five grandchildren: Amy Mayabb, Steve Wheeler, Patrick Keegan, Derek Lacy, and Richard Keegan; and five great-grandchildren: Cole, Alyssa, Hailee, Cali, and Landon Dale.

Visitation will be from 7-9 PM Wednesday, July 27, 2011 at Mullinax Funeral Home Drexel Chapel (816) 657-4400. Funeral services will be at 10 AM Thursday at South Fork Baptist Church near Drexel, the Revs. Joe Crook and Steve Bartholomew presiding.  Burial will follow in Sharon Cemetery, Drexel. Memorial contributions are suggested to the Drexel chapter of the FFA, and may be left in care of the funeral home.  Written messages and memories may be left for the family at www.mullinaxfuneralhome.com.

Endangered Person Advisory issued for missing family members

The Barry County Sheriff's Office has issued an Endangered Person Advisory
for a missing persons incident that occurred at Exeter, MO at 7:30 PM on
07/10/2011.

Missing Are:
Abby L. Chapman, a white, female, age 7
Isabella K. Chapman, a white, female, age 3

Possible suspects or associates are believed to be:
Matthew Chapman, a white, male, age 35, hgt 5 ft 11 inches, 170 lbs, brown
hair, green eyes, light complexion, wearing unknown clothing.

The endangered missing persons are:
Abby L. Chapman, is a white, female, age 7, hgt 4 ft, 45 lbs, brown hair,
blue eyes, light complexion, wearing pink t-shirt and cut off blue jeans.
Isabella K. Chapman, is a white, female, age 3, hgt 3 ft, 40 lbs, blonde
hair, blue eyes, light complexion, wearing pink tank top and blue jean
shorts .

Brief circumstances regarding the Endangered Missing Person incident:
(Include pertinent medical, mental, or other well being information)
Matthew Chapman picked up Abby and Isabella from their mothers residence in
Exeter, MO on July 10 to take them to Silver Dollar City. On July 13th,
Chapman sold his vehicle and has not been seen or heard from since by
family or friends. According to family, Matthew Chapman has contacts in
Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and Texas. Chapman should be considered armed
and dangerous.

Anyone seeing the missing person, suspect, associate, or vehicle, or anyone
having any information related to the endangered missing person should
immediately dial 911 to contact the nearest law enforcement agency or call
the Barry County Sheriff's Office at 417-847-3121.

We finally got some rain.....and a little more

At the moment of impact:  This photo was taken by

Kolby Hubbard during the apparent microburst that

destroyed this barn at the Dean Allen residence near

Amoret this morning.

The cold front arrived overnight and brought with it some much needed moisture- more than enough to wash the dust down for now. Rainfall amount reports vary from 1/2 inch to upwards of an inch around the county.

While most of the area saw mild thunderstorms, the Dean Allen residence located about 4 miles east of Amoret, was the apparent target of a small micro-burst that destroyed a barn around 6:30 this morning. According to witness Kolby Hubbard, strong winds accompanied by heavy rain and at least nickel sized hail ripped apart the barn and scattered it up to 1/4 mile away. No injuries were reported.

Oddly enough, property owned by Denny Vest, directly across the road from the Allen residence did not suffer any wind damage.

There were no active weather warnings at the time of the storm.

The forecast for the remainder of the day calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms with the heat index to reach 108 to 113 later this afternoon (the excessive heat warning runs through 7 p.m. this evening). There's a 40% chance of rain tonight then back to dry and hot conditions for the remainder of the week.

Some clean up and rebuilding to be done at the Dean Allen farm east of Amoret.
Photo courtesy of Kolby Hubbard