Mexico Public Safety Report for 11/9/18
Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls yesterday (Thursday):
A missing juvenile at 124 Pleasant
A scam at 508 North Missouri.
Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls yesterday (Thursday):
A missing juvenile at 124 Pleasant
A scam at 508 North Missouri.
CALLS FOR SERVICE: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Tuesday): An attempted burglary reported on South Clark. A stolen vehicle at the corner of West Breckenridge and Muldrow. Property damage on North Olive. A search warrant at South Missouri. A stealing or theft at 4820 South Clark. A scam on…
A homicide investigation is underway in Mexico after intruder went into a home early this (Saturday) morning. According to Mexico Public Safety it happened around 4:41 am in the 800 block of West Street. A woman reported an intruder came into the home and shot her 25 year old boyfriend. The victim was declared deceased…
One new case of COVID-19 being reported in Audrain County yesterday (Thursday). As of 9 last (Thursday) night the Audrain County Health Department reported a total of 215 cases of the coronavirus, with 18 active cases. 196 recoveries have been made with one death.
The Mexico Chamber of Commerce held the first ribbon cutting of 2024 at 424North Customs on Tuesday, January 2,2024. The business is owned by Mexico resident Antonio Williams. 424North Customs is located at 718 East Liberty Street in Mexico and specializes in custom printing, custom apparel, event design and more. The business is open Tuesday…
A Iowa man has serious injuries after an accident in Martinsburg yesterday (Thursday) evening. According to the highway patrol it happened on Missouri 19 at Walnut Street in Martinsburg. 51 year old Chad A. Bird lost control of his vehicle as he approached a stop sign and overturned. He was taken to the University Hospital…
The University of Missouri Extension is conducting a research survey on broadband. The anonymous survey, conducted in cooperation with the Missouri Office of Broadband Development, will help guide state internet expansion and training efforts. The survey takes about six minutes to complete and you must be 18 years or over to respond. A link to…