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Monroe Man Sentenced for Kidnapping
ByKXEOA Monroe City man will spend 10 year in prison after pleading guilty yesterday to kidnapping a woman and her child while he was using heroin on July 17, 2016. 37 year old Cornell Marks pleaded guilty to kidnapping, felonious restraint, endangering the welfare of a child and driving while revoked. Marks forced the victim…
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MPSD Report For 3/4/21
ByKXEOARRESTS: Mexico Public Safety reports the arrest of 46 year old Travis E. Joles yesterday (Thursday) for an Audrain County Warrant. CALLS FOR SERVICE: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Wednesday). Harassment at 2825 South Clark. Driving without a valid license on West Liberty. A domestic physical incident at South…
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Amber Alert Issued For Kansas City Girl
ByKXEOAn Amber Alert has been issued from the Kansas City Police Department for the abduction of a 15 year old girl. Brejean Sledge is a black female who was taken from 2711 Elmwood in Kansas City around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. [Thursday] Sledge is 5 feet 8 inches tall, 125 pounds with black hair and brown…
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New Haven duo arrested on porn charges
ByKXEOThe New Haven Police Department, working with the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force from the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, have arrested two men on pornography related charges. 52-year-old Nicholas J. Johnson and 25-year-old Nathan P. Johnson, both of New Haven, have been arrested after an investigation that started in early August. Forensic analysis…
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Jefferson City Fire Being Investigated As Suspicious
ByKXEOA fire in Jefferson City early this (Thursday) morning is being investigated as suspicious. The Jefferson City Fire Department say they responded to a vacant home at the 100 block of Hess Way just after midnight. A firefighter was treated for what is believed to be a heat related issue. Both the Jefferson City Fire…
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Missouri AG Files Appeal On Voter ID Ruling
ByKXEOThe Missouri Attorney General’s Office has filed an appeal on a recent ruling regarding Missouri’s voter ID law. The notice was filed yesterday [Wednesday] asking for a stay on the Cole County Judge’s ruling that said some portions of the voter ID law were contradictory. The request for a stay in the decision was requested…
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