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Man Faces Additional Charges After Attacking Deputy
An inmate at the Boone County Jail is now facing more charges after he allegedly handcuffed himself to a deputy and physically assaulted her on Thursday. Twenty eight year old Jessie Williams reportedly attacked the deputy as she was picking up meal trays. The deputy sustained minor injuries. Williams is in jail on charges of…
SWAT Team Responds To Barricaded Man
The Columbia Police SWAT team was called to the 5300 block of Godus Circle yesterday afternoon after a man barricaded himself in a home following a reported domestic disturbance. When officers arrived on scene they located an injured female outside the home, who was transported to a local hospital for treatment. After several attempts to…
Mexico Public Safety Department Report 10/7/21
CALLS FOR SERVICE: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Wednesday): A suspicious vehicle at the corner of Saturn and Mars. Drug activity not in progress on West Love. Trespassing at South Clark. An assault without injury on South Missouri and at North Grand. Harassment on Fairground Road. A domestic verbal…
Dr. Ben Carson Cancelling Scheduled Appearance At Governor’s Prayer Breakfast
A scheduled visit to Jefferson City by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson is now canceled. The cancellation comes due to the partial federal government shutdown. The HUD department is completely closed over the shutdown which is now in day 18. Carson was slated to be the keynote speaker of the…
Mexico School District Responds To Missouri Attorney General Schmitt’s Letter
The Mexico School District is responding to a letter sent out by Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt this week regarding the implementation of COVID-19 quarantine protocols and mask requirements. Schmitt sent Missouri school districts and public health departments letters on Tuesday asserting that they do not have the authority to implement COVID-19 quarantine protocols and…
Medical Marijuana Making First Ballot Appearance in Missouri in November
Medical marijuana will be appearing on Missouri ballots for the first time during midterm elections this year. Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft announced yesterday (Thursday) that he signed off on three medical marijuana petitions. Two amendments would change Missouri’s constitution that would clear the way for medical marijuana use, and would create regulations and licensing…
