Weekly report from the Henry county sheriff's office

Dates: October 10, 2025 – October 16, 2025

Sheriff Aaron Brown reports the following arrests and incidents for the week:

• October 10, 2025 – Warrant:

Sergeant Richardson arrested Andrew Mullen, age 41, of Windsor, at the courthouse on several Henry County felony warrants. The warrants were for assault, failure to yield to an emergency vehicle, attempted burglary 1st degree, possession of a controlled substance, tampering with a motor vehicle, and driving while revoked.

• October 10, 2025 – Warrant:

Deputy Chaney responded to the Calhoun area for a disturbance in progress and arrested Devin Coke, age 26, of Warrensburg, on a Henry County warrant for shoplifting.

• October 11, 2025 – Driving While Intoxicated:

Deputy England responded to the Urich area in reference to a motor vehicle accident and arrested Jacob Wingard, age 33, of Urich, for driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident.

• October 11, 2025 – Unlawful Use of a Weapon:

Sergeant Brandt and Deputy Moree responded to a rural Deepwater address regarding an intoxicated subject firing a gun. The investigation revealed that Cameron McDowell had reportedly pointed a firearm at multiple subjects while intoxicated and then fired the weapon three times, not in the direction of anyone. McDowell, age 33, of Deepwater, was arrested on a 24-hour investigative hold for domestic assault 2nd degree and unlawful use of a weapon. On the same day, the Henry County Prosecutor’s Office filed formal charges against McDowell, and a warrant was issued for unlawful use of a weapon (subsection 4—exhibiting), harassment 1st degree, unlawful use of a weapon (subsection 5—shooting while intoxicated), and armed criminal action.

• October 13, 2025 – Possession of a Controlled Substance:

Sergeant Logan and Deputy Murphy responded to the Blairstown area regarding a burglary in progress. During the investigation, they contacted Terry Scott, age 60, of Blairstown. Scott was arrested on a 24-hour investigative hold for possession of a stolen firearm and for possessing a firearm while in possession of a controlled substance that was not in the proper container.

• October 14, 2025 – Failure to Register as a Sex Offender:

Detective Baker conducted a follow-up investigation at the Sheriff’s Office, which resulted in the arrest of Gabrial Terry, age 38, of Windsor, for failing to register as a sex offender.

• October 14, 2025 – Warrant:

Sheriff Brown, Captain Bilbruck, Sergeant Logan, SRO Evans, Deputy Murphy, and Deputy McQueen responded to the Windsor area in reference to a wanted subject. SRO Evans observed Dana Metcalf outside a residence in Windsor, and once she observed SRO Evans, she retreated inside the residence. Once other deputies arrived on scene, Metcalf was taken into custody without incident. Metcalf was arrested for a Henry County felony warrant for non-support, a Lafayette County felony warrant for possession of a controlled substance, a Johnson County warrant for domestic assault, and a Johnson County felony warrant for drug trafficking.

• October 15, 2025 – Warrant:

Haley Dugan, age 26, of Deepwater, was arrested at the Sheriff’s Office on a Clinton Police Department warrant for property damage.

Weekly update from the Nevada police department

These are a few of the incidents our officers dealt with over the last week:

• While on patrol, officers stopped a vehicle and contacted the driver, who had a revoked driving status. Recently, the subject has been cited multiple times for the same offense and was taken into custody for driving while revoked.

• Officers contacted a known subject with an active felony warrant at a local business. The subject was taken into custody.

• During a disturbance investigation, officers contacted an intoxicated male who was refusing to leave a female party alone. The subject was arrested for the disturbance.

• Officers investigated a trespassing complaint in which the suspect continued to enter the property and intimidate the owner. The subject was located nearby and taken into custody.

• Dispatch reported a male subject making repeated false reports by calling the operations center numerous times through the night. Officers located the individual and took him into custody for obstructing government operations.

• Officers responded to a disturbance where one subject had been assaulted by another. The suspect was located and taken into custody.

• Officers responded to a disturbance at a business where the involved subject, who was intoxicated, left before law enforcement’s arrival. The subject was later located and taken into custody.

• During a traffic stop, officers located drug paraphernalia associated with the use of methamphetamine.

Harrisonville police warn of new scam

Who Sent This Package? You Don't Want to Know!

QR codes. the square black and white barcodes that you scan with your phone’s camera to be instantly directed to a website or mobile app. Cybercriminals are also familiar with the QR code. The scam begins when you receive a package in the mail that you weren’t expecting which contains an item of little to no value. There’s no return address or sender information, but a QR code is printed on the box.

This is a trick to get you to scan the code. The package was sent by cybercriminals; hoping you will be tempted to scan the code to find out where the package came from. If you scan the QR code, you’ll be taken to a fake website and asked to enter your personal information so that cybercriminals can steal it. The website could even secretly install malware on your device!

Follow these tips to avoid falling for this QR code scam:

• Be suspicious of any package you receive that you didn’t order, especially if it has no sender information.

• Never scan a QR code from a source you don’t recognize or trust. Cybercriminals can use them to send you to malicious websites.

• Be careful about allowing websites and apps to access your phone’s data after scanning a code. Cybercriminals can use these websites and apps to steal your data or download malware to your device.

Flashback: Not bulletproof

 

I-49 lanes closed just south of Belton due to accident

 

Due to a major traffic accident South of Belton near 195th Street, BOTH lanes of I-49 are closed at this time; please avoid the area.

Updates will be provided accordingly.

Rich Hill to open compost site Nov. 1st

 

Please join us as we celebrate the Grand Opening of our new Compost Site.

When: Saturday, November 1, 2025 at 9:00 a.m.

Where: Compost Site (8178 N 14th St, located near the Old MoDot Building)

What: Attend the ribbon cutting ceremony and take a tour of our new facility to learn about our composting process.

Refreshments will be available.

https://www.facebook.com/events/1389273529197980

Henry county sheriff seeks wanted subject

 

On October 19, 2025, around 10:25 p.m., Deputy Stevens spotted Tristan Dawson riding a motorcycle with a mystery passenger leaving a Windsor business parking lot.

While the deputy was confirming information with Dispatch, Mr. Dawson and his passenger decided to “take a walk” — leaving the motorcycle behind in an alley. Turns out, that bike wasn’t exactly theirs to abandon…it had been reported stolen out of Clinton the day before.

To top it off, Mr. Dawson also has an active warrant out of Benton County for Failing to Appear on a charge of Assault – 4th Degree.

So if you happen to see Tristan (or his partner in poor decisions), feel free to let him know we’d like to chat — and this time, maybe he can stay still for it.

Tips can be submitted to the Henry County Sheriff’s Office at (660) 885-5587, via our mobile app or on our website.

Frost a possibility the next couple of mornings

 

COVER ANY OUTSIDE vegetation you care about for Wednesday and Thursday mornings.

Not super confident we'll see widespread frost south of about I-70. But a few patches of frost may be possible working into central / south central Missouri.

Best be on the safe side.

-Greg@660weather