Mexico Public Safety Report for 1/18/19
Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls yesterday (Thursday):
A neighbor dispute on North Missouri.
A search warrant served on East Seminary.
Threats at 909 Latney.
Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls yesterday (Thursday):
A neighbor dispute on North Missouri.
A search warrant served on East Seminary.
Threats at 909 Latney.
A 16 year old Moberly girl has been detained after an alleged hit and run accident today. [Monday] According to the Moberly Police Department, officers responded to the intersection of Epperson and Lee Streets in response to reports of a car hitting pedestrian and leaving the scene. When they arrived, police found a 17 year…
After every Mexico City Council meeting an update is provided live in the studio the next morning. This morning Mexico City Councilman Chris Miller came in and talked about appointments made to several city boards and several resolutions passed related to the new pool project.
Mexico opened their girls wrestling season over the weekend at the Lady Wildcat Classic in Wright City. Here are the results: Girls 100: Lilly Cuno (Mexico) – 1st Girls 100: Zoie Hawkins (Mexico) – 5th Girls 110: Lehua Grantz (Mexico) – 3rd Girls 115: Addison Bowling (Mexico) – 4th Girls 115: Ruby Lopez (Mexico) –…
The Mexico Board of Education now has recommendations for moving forward with updates for the latest Missouri Comprehensive School Improvement Plan following last night’s meeting. Dr. Tim Hadfield of Educational Governance Leadership presented findings to the Board based on surveys with District staff, students, and patrons with recommendations for complying with the latest Comprehensive School…
Arrests: Mexico Public Safety reports the arrest of 33-year-old Carl W. Atterberry, Thursday morning, July 27, 2023, for an Audrain County Felony warrant and Felony resisting arrest. Calls for service: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Wednesday), July 26, 2023: Domestic physical incident on West Monroe. Suspicious person on West…
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt announced the new inventory completion percentages for sex assault testing kits in the state today. According to a release, as of the end of July 95.6 percent of law enforcement agencies in the state have completed their inventory, while 98.5 percent of hospitals have completed theirs. The testing is part…