Monday, May 11, 2015

Raymore Police Department asking for public's help

The Raymore Police Department is currently investigating a strong armed robbery in the parking lot of Price Chopper in which a bag was taken from the victim.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Raymore Police Department at (816) 331-0530.

Bates County Sheriffs Office: Appleton City men arrested on Tampering

Jeffrey S. Wright
On May 9, 2015, Deputies from the Bates County Sheriff's Office were dispatched to a residence on State Route W in Appleton City in reference to a theft that had occurred earlier. Upon their arrival, Deputies met with the property owner who stated that there were two 5 horse power motors stolen from the barn. The motors are described as being Baldor motors that are gray in color and are valued at $500.00 each. The home owner suspected his tenants had stolen the motors because the tenant had been in the barn on several different occasions. When the Deputies entered the barn, they noticed a newer model Chevy Camaro sitting on blocks. The bumpers, wheels, tires and a door had been taken off of the Camaro. The interior seats were also missing from the vehicle. The Deputy located a VIN on the vehicle and had dispatch run a check through MULES. The vehicle came back stolen out of Overland Park, KS. The home owner believed the vehicle to be owned by the tenants since he had seen them working on the car on multiple occasions.



Casey D. Slaughter
Casey D. Slaughter (DOB 2/14/1984) and Jeffrey S. Wright (DOB 5/15/1987) both of Appleton City were arrested on the scene. Both suspects were charged with a Class C Felony of tampering in the first degree. Both of their bonds were set at $10000.00 cash or surety.

Weather Update: Noticeably Cooler Weather

Dry and noticeably cooler weather will prevail today as high pressure builds into the region. The arrival of this weather feature will ensure dry conditions through the day Wednesday, with rain chances again increasing starting by Thursday morning. 

The Temperatures will begin to moderate a little each day starting Tuesday as southerly winds return to the area.

Stolen vehicle in Henry County

The Henry County Sheriffs Office is attempting to locate a stolen maroon 2001 Oldsmobile Intrigue that was stolen Sunday May 10th from 266 NE CR. 600 In rural Henry County.

The Vehicle has a Missouri License plate number of HJ9-Z6F, If you see this vehicle please contact the Henry County Sheriffs Office (660) 885-7021.



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Missouri State Highway Patrol to Conduct Checkpoints in May

The Missouri State Highway Patrol, along with the Kansas City [MO] Police Department, will conduct a DWI checkpoint in Jackson County between now and the end of May. This operation is an effort by both law enforcement agencies to remove impaired drivers from Missouri’s highways. The checkpoint will consist of officers stopping drivers at a set location and testing those who have been drinking.
Captain Shipers stated, “Our goal is to make traveling on Missouri’s highways safer for everyone. Remember to do your part. Obey the speed limit, pay attention to the job of driving, always buckle your seat belt, and if you are going to drink, please use a sober chauffeur or alternative transportation. We urge all citizens to report any driver they observe operating a vehicle in an unsafe manner.” The public can contact the Missouri State Highway Patrol toll-free at 1-800-525-5555 or *55 on a cellular phone.
In support of “The Drive To ZERO Highway Deaths,” the Patrol encourages motorists to protect themselves and their passengers by making sure everyone in the vehicle is properly restrained in a seat belt or child restraint.

Two Bates County Bridges To CLOSE Week of May 26‏

MoDOT, Southwest District - Bates County Route H at Mound Branch Creek east of Butler and Bates County Route B at Mission Branch Creek near Rich Hill will CLOSE to traffic starting Tuesday, May 26, the Missouri Department of Transportation said.
Both bridges will be closed until mid-August as contractor crews tear down the deteriorating structures and replace them.
Drivers are urged to find alternate routes to get around the bridge closings. No signed detours are planned.
Signs and message boards will alert drivers to the bridge closings.
Weather and/or construction delays will alter the work schedule.
Project background:
  • Prime Contractor: Lehman Construction, California
  • Completion Date: August 14, 2015
  • Total cost: $1.7 million

2015 Bates County Ducks Unlimited auction and dinner‏

The Bates County, MO Ducks Unlimited fund raising banquet will be Saturday May 16th, 2015 from 5:00 – 9:00 pm. The tickets are $35 for a single and $55 for couples at the door.

The rule of a good outdoorsman is to always leave things better than you found them. With your help, that is exactly what we are doing. It’s easy to take for granted the great experiences and memories we create when we take advantage of the nature opportunities our country offers. But one of the reasons we are so fortunate today is our parents and grandparents recognized the importance of conservation. Now it’s our turn to step up. Our mission is wetland conservation which is immeasurably important to the environment and wildlife. But do not forget how important the experiences and memories that these same wetlands will offer your children, their children and so on. Come help us protect this legacy so that generations from now they can look back on the work we did and know that it made possible the nature that they enjoy.

Come out and enjoy an evening with friends, neighbors, and family as we do our part for wetland conservation. Doors open at 5:00 pm, dinner at 6:00 pm and live auction at 7:00 pm. There will also be lots of games, raffles and a silent auction.

Some of the Items available in our auction and games include the Browning A5 2015 DU shotgun of the year, the Kimber Stainless II 1911 9MM 2015 DU handgun of the year and a Tristar / KRAL Cobra Pump shotgun. Note that all firearm transactions will be run through a licensed FFL.

We look forward to seeing everyone!

For more info contact Dillion at 816-582-5387 ordillionpike@gmail.com

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