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FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE    1-31-2020

1/31/2020

 
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On January 26, 2020 at approximately 6:12 p.m. Franklin County Sheriff’s Office deputies were dispatched to the 300 block of Glider Ln. in Villa Ridge for a report of a domestic disturbance in progress.  Upon the deputies’ arrival, they found a distraught, 48-year-old female with visible injury and blood on her face. She identified the male suspect on scene as her brother-in-law, who had been staying at the victim’s residence for a period of time. The suspect made an admission in the deputy’s presence, but he refused to speak about the incident any further with the deputy. When the deputy gave orders to the man to put his hands behind his back, at first the man refused.   The male then complied and was taken into custody. EMS was called to the scene to provide medical treatment for the victim.  She was transported by ambulance to a local hospital for further treatment.  The 57-year-old male suspect was arrested for domestic assault and transported to the Franklin County Detention Center without further incident.  A warrant was issued for the suspect, identified Mark H. Hood of Mitchel Illinois, for Domestic Assault 3rd Degree. Bond was set at $20,000.
 

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​On January 27, 2020 at approximately 12:26 a.m. deputies were dispatched to the 100 block of Arborview Dr. in Villa Ridge for a report of a domestic disturbance in progress.  Upon arrival, deputies made contact with a male and female at the residence.  It was reported by the female her boyfriend grabbed her around her neck and was choking her during an argument.  The deputies found the female had visible injury to her neck supporting her statement.  The 30-year-old male suspect from was arrested and transported to the Franklin County Detention Center for charges of domestic assault. An arrest warrant was issued on the suspect, identified as Dustin L. Clifton of Villa Ridge, for the charge of Domestic Assault 2nd Degree. Bond was set at $25,000.
 
All people are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Dori McCarty was named January Student of the Month

1/31/2020

 
By: Dalyla Hurst

Many people would agree that Dori McCarty is a very bright and driven student. This month she has earned January Student of the Month. Dori has worked very hard to earn this title.

In order to be considered Student of the Month, you have to meet specific requirements. The teachers look at attendance, grades, attitude, and your determination. Dori has met all these specific requirements.

Dori was asked how she feels about being chosen as Student of the Month.

She replied with, “I was surprised because I didn’t think I did anything worthy of getting Student of the Month.” 

Dori was also asked about any added perks of being Student of the Month. 

She replied, “I get a parking spot, but I don’t drive so it really doesn't count as a perk. There is also the added pride in it as well.”

Dori was asked one last question which was what advice would you give to a student who is trying to be Student of the Month. 

She replied with, “Just be yourself and be kind to teachers and you will be noticed.”

Being chosen as Student of the Month is a big honor in our school. So next time you see Dori in the hallway, tell her congratulations.

Trivia Night to Benefit Franklin County Historical Society

1/30/2020

 
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Independent art students produce paintings in the dark room

1/30/2020

 
By: Paige Remillard

For years New Haven High School has had a dark room set in the back of the art classroom. This year Mrs. Katie Borcherding was asked by a student, Keerstin Mason, to add paintings to the dark room walls.

Each independent art student was given six wall blocks to paint on. They could make it wide or skinny depending on their preference. The project in the dark room is not a required assignment. The independent art students are given the option to paint a spot in the classroom.

The dark room used to be used for photograph development. The school stopped this though because of the cost. The dark room hasn’t been in use for about six years. Many students sit back in the dark room to do different projects, but it has no other use than for the students.

Only independent art students are allowed to have a spot on the wall. According to Mrs. Borcherding, she hopes that “the mural project will be completed by independent students over the next 5 to 6 years.” 

The independent art students have lots of different ideas.  Lauralie Grater, senior, explains, “The plan is to make a sunset puzzle piece, but I might add in some things as I continue to make it.”

​Dalyla Hurst, senior, states, “I’m putting a quote up on the wall with a blue background. The quote will be from the book The Great Gatsby.”

Dori McCarty, junior, comments, “I’m not sure what I’m going to do-- it’s still a work in progress.”


​New Haven students and staff are excited to see the finished product of the paintings. They wish the best to the painters. Please note that, at the time of questioning, many students were unsure of their ideas, and that the concept may have changed during the painting process.

New Haven High seniors give their thoughts on their upcoming senior ads

1/29/2020

 
By: Keerstin Mason

Every year parents of the senior students purchase senior ads. In their student’s ad, they can put baby pictures, along with a sweet message to their child, whether it is saying how proud they are of them or something funny. This can be a great way to keep all of the memories from when they were just a few days old to now as they are becoming independent adults.

The yearbook class, along with the art teacher, Mrs. Katie Borcherding, put together the senior ads for the students and parents.

Seniors were asked what they think their parents/guardians wrote. Meagan Holtmeyer commented, “It will either be super funny or sound really stupid and cheesy and ‘we love you’.”

“Honestly, something really embarrassing,” mentioned Johnna Bloch.

Paige Remillard said, ”I'm pretty sure my paragraph is going to be super embarrassing.”

Lydia Otten voiced, “I think they wrote something that I should really listen to and remember for years to come.”

“I'm sure whatever my parents wrote was probably funny and sarcastic,” commented Lauren Hoerstkamp.

The senior class commented on what kind of pictures their family put-- if they were embarrassing, cute, etc. Natalie Pecaut said her pictures probably are “embarrassing and cute.”

“The pictures were cute, but they mostly showed my character, which most often was embarrassing,” commented Lexy Sidwell.

McKenzie Overschmidt said her pictures were probably “crazy and funny and maybe a little embarrassing.”

Keerstin Mason mentioned, “I think some of my pictures might actually be kind of cute since my mom decided to do an ad from her and an ad from my dad.”

McKenzie Pecaut expressed, “My pictures could be a little embarrassing but parents might think they are cute.”

As their last year of high school comes to a close, their senior ad is just one of the many things that will give our senior students a flashback to their years at New Haven High.

MDC now requires landowner registration for free and discounted permits

1/28/2020

 
Get more information and register online at mdc.mo.gov/landownerpermits or request paper forms from MDC Permit Services.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reminds Missouri resident and nonresident landowners who qualify to receive free or discounted deer and turkey hunting permits to register their properties in MDC’s new Landowner Permit Registry either online or by completing a paper application.
Starting this year, resident landowners with 20 or more contiguous acres and nonresident landowners with 75 or more contiguous acres qualify for landowner deer and turkey permits and must submit their property information to the MDC Landowner Registry to receive them.
The new landowner registry will provide MDC and permit vendors with secure records of landowners and members of their households who qualify for the free and discounted permits, along with proof of land ownership and boundaries of the properties for which the free and discounted permits apply.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE 01-25-2020

1/27/2020

 
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​On 01-25-2020 at approximately 6:45 p.m., Deputies were dispatched to the 300 block of Cromwell Dr. in Villa Ridge, Mo. for a report of a disturbance in progress that had been physical in nature.  Dispatch stated the female caller advised her boyfriend had physically assaulted her and left the residence on foot. The Deputy was traveling on Hwy 100 while responding to the call and observed a male subject walking matching the description given.  The Deputy pulled to the shoulder of the roadway and made contact with the male subject. As the Deputy started the investigation process., the male subject fled on foot.  The Deputy ordered the subject to stop running but the subject refused to obey the command.  After a short foot pursuit the Deputy was able to take the subject into custody.
 
A second Deputy arrived to the area to transport the male subject to the Franklin County Detention Center.  The arresting Officer then responded to the original residence and spoke with the female victim.  The female stated she had been sleeping and her boyfriend woke her up by assaulting her.  There was physical evidence present supporting the victim’s statement.  The male suspect was arrested for Domestic Assault 3rd Degree and Resisting Arrest.  The male subject also had an active warrant for his arrest for Domestic Violence and is on probation for Burglary 2nd Degree and has prior conviction for DWI and Resisting Arrest. Charges were applied for and  issued on James D. McEwen 34 years of age from Villa Ridge, Mo. for Domestic Assault 3rd Degree and Resisting Arrest with a $4900.00 cash bond.
 
All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. 
 

FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE :  January 23, 2020

1/25/2020

 
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On 01-10-2020 at approximately 4:24 p.m. deputies were dispatched to the area of Hwy AT and Golden Pond subdivision for a report of a suspicious person walking in the area.  Upon their arrival they made contact with the female who stated she was walking to the Union McDonald's to meet a friend for a ride.  A records check revealed an active capias warrant for her arrest with full U.S. extradition out of Pulaski County. The original charge was for assaulting a law enforcement officer. When deputies attempted to effect the arrest, the 
female threw down her belongings and fled on foot.  Deputies ordered the female to stop running but the order was ignored.  Deputies chased the female through the subdivision and ultimately caught up to her and she was taken into custody.  One deputy received minor injuries and damage to department property as a result of a fall during the pursuit.  The female was arrested for the outstanding warrant and charges were sent to the Franklin County Prosecutor's Office for Resisting Arrest and Property Damage.  A Franklin County arrest warrant was issued on the suspect, Bernadina R. Ahal, age 25 from Sullivan, for Resisting Arrest and Property Damage. Bond was set at $30,000.
 
All people are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
 
Steve Pelton
Franklin County Sheriff

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On January 13th, 2020 at about 7:25 a.m. Franklin County Sheriff’s Office deputies were dispatched to the 600 block of T-Box Dr in St. Clair for a report of a burglary. Upon arrival, the owner of the home reported someone entered his new construction home and stole appliances, building materials, and tools from within. The deputies’ investigation revealed evidence at the scene and a witness that had provided suspect and vehicle information. That evidence led deputies to the 1100 block of Bever Street in St. Clair. A vehicle matching the description of the suspect vehicle as well as additional evidence was located in front of the home as deputies attempted contact with the residents. The residents refused to answer the door. St. Clair PD assisted deputies with securing the home while a search warrant application was prepared. A female eventually came out of the home and admitted a male subject was barricaded in the attic. The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office activated SWAT personnel to assist with the search warrant execution once it was obtained. Sheriff’s Office negotiators made contact with the male subject and eventually the male surrendered peacefully to deputies on scene. Investigators then executed the search warrant and found evidence of the burglary in and around the home, including the appliances, building materials, and tools the victim had reported stolen. A rifle, ammunition, and drug items were also recovered. A warrant application was filed with the Franklin County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. Charges were issued on the male suspect, identified as 51-year-old Gregory Keith Benton of St. Clair, for Burglary 2nd degree, felony Stealing, and Unlawful Possession of a Firearm. Bond was set at $25,000 cash only. Benton has a criminal history with prior felony convictions including burglary, stealing, and drug manufacturing and possession charges.
 
All people are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
 
Steve Pelton
Franklin County Sheriff

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On 01/21/20, a deputy obtained information of the possible whereabouts of Pedrotti.  Upon the deputy checking the area, he located the Gray Dodge Charger parked in front of a residence inside Terrace Hill Mobile Home Park.  An attempt to get other deputies in the area was made but Pedrotti was observed getting into his vehicle and leaving the residence.  The deputy attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle, at which time Pedrotti fled.  A vehicle pursuit ensued, traveling westbound on Hwy 100 and merging on I-44 eastbound from Gray Summit.  While being pursued, the suspect vehicle suffered mechanical issues and the deputy passed the vehicle, pulling in front of and slowing down, in an attempt to force the driver to pull to the shoulder.  The driver struck the rear of the patrol car before pulling up to the passenger side of the patrol unit. The deputy proceeded to conduct a PIT maneuver striking the rear drivers side of the vehicle causing the vehicle to turn sideways and come to an immediate stop.  The driver Jeremy Pedrotti was taken into custody without further incident. 
 
Pedrotti was taken into custody for active warrants for Felony Resisting Arrest, $2,000.00 cash only bond, as well as a Parole Violation with no bond.  Charges were applied for with the Franklin County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office and a warrant was issued, charging Jeremy Pedrotti with Property Damage 2nd Degree, Assault 4th Degree, and Resisting Arrest.  His bond was set at $7,500.00 cash only.  All subjects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.              

​On 12/17/2019, a Franklin County Deputy received a call from Dollar General in Gray Summit, regarding a leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident. Employees reported a gray Dodge Charger was reported to have struck the building, fleeing from the scene, and almost striking other vehicles while doing so.  Through surveillance cameras, the vehicle and suspect were identified. Deputies attempted to locate the suspect to no avail.
 
On 12/26/2019, a deputy observed the same Dodge Charger from the leaving the scene incident, pull onto the lot of the Mobil on the Run located at the intersection of West Osage and Hwy 100.  Based on past information and the active leaving the scene investigation, the deputy initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle at the gas pumps. The driver exited the vehicle as the deputy was attempting to contact him. At this time the driver immediately re-entered the vehicle, and a physical struggle occurred between the deputy and the driver.  The deputy was attempting to remove the driver from the vehicle as a struggle ensued over the keys of the vehicle. The driver was able to start the vehicle, place it in gear and flee, dragging the deputy and striking a second Franklin County Patrol unit that was on the scene.  A vehicle pursuit was initiated as the vehicle turned onto I-44 eastbound from the Gray Summit area.  The vehicle exited at the Pacific exit before crossing West Osage onto Old Gray Summit Road and turning southbound on Hwy N.   The pursuing deputy terminated due to losing sight of the vehicle.  Due to ongoing incidents involving the same suspect, the Missouri Probation and Parole Office was contacted and a parole revocation was issued for the subject identified as Jeremy Pedrotti a 33 year old male from the Pacific, MO.  
 


New Haven Chamber of Commerce is looking for Quilts for the 2020 Miller's Landing Day Quilt Show.

1/25/2020

 
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The New Haven Chamber of Commerce will once again have a quilt show at Miller’s Landing Day Festival.
The Chamber is looking for hand-stitched quilts, different than you entered last year, and vintage items circa 1920-1928.
Click here for the Quilt Show Entry Form

New Haven Youth League Opens Registration for Summer 2020 Season

1/22/2020

 
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Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship at R-2 School

1/20/2020

 

Floyd Raymond Cooley,  Jr.  January 12, 1957 ~ January 14, 2020

1/15/2020

 
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​Floyd Raymond Cooley, Jr., 63, of New Haven, MO, passed away Tuesday, January 14, 2020 at his home.
Floyd was born in St. Louis, Missouri on January 12, 1957, a son of the late Floyd & Susie (Dover) Cooley.
He was the husband of Donna (Witte) Cooley.  They were united in marriage on July 8, 1989 at Canaan, Missouri.
Floyd worked for the City of New Haven in the Public Works Department.  He enjoyed hunting, fishing, being in the outdoors, listening to music, and making people laugh.
Floyd is survived by his wife, Donna Cooley, of the home; a son, Eric Lough & wife Jessica, of Canaan, Missouri; by three daughters, Erin Mades & husband Jeff, of Owensville, Missouri; Katie Kotila & husband Paul, of Gerald, Missouri; and Alison Walker & husband Aaron, of Gerald, Missouri; by his sisters, Marie, Elliff & husband Richard, of Gerald, Missouri; Marilynn Sneddy & husband James, of Gerald, Missouri; Cindy Cooley, of Granite City, Illinois; Alane Percy, of Granite City, Illinois; Karen Kohler & husband Steve, of Granite City, Illinois; Nancy Jordan, of Granite City, Illinois; and Fonda Eden & husband John, of Granite City, Illinois; and grandchildren, Destinee, Mya, Heaven, Alexis, Austin, Emma, Grayson, and Cora, and one great grandson Sawyer.
Visitation will be held Saturday, January 18th from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Toedtmann & Grosse Funeral Home,  New Haven, where funeral services will follow at 12:00 p.m., with Rev. Aaron Kotila officiating.
Burial will be at Howard Cemetery, Canaan, Missouri.  Memorials may be given to the funeral home to help cover funeral expenses.   C/O Toedtmann & Grosse Funeral Home.

New Haven Middle School Announces 2nd Quarter Honor Roll

1/13/2020

 
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“Paint & Sip” event this Sunday in New Haven to raise funds for the Miller’s Landing Day Festival.

1/13/2020

 

Robert "Bob" C. Guerrant July 8, 1945 ~ January 11, 2020

1/12/2020

 
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Robert "Bob" C. Guerrant, 74, of New Haven, MO, passed away Saturday, January 11, 2020 at his home. 
Bob was born in St. Louis, Missouri on July 8, 1945, a son of the late Albert & Ione (LeCoutour) Guerrant.
He was the husband of Shirley A. (Brune) Guerrant.  They were united in marriage on May 10, 1975, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, New Haven. 
Bob proudly served his country in the US Navy during the Vietnam War.  He was a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church, New Haven, Missouri, the New Haven American Legion, the Missouri Cattlemen's Association and the V.F.W. Post in Washington, Missouri.
Bob was an electrician and plumber for Scheer Sales & Service of New Haven, for over 40 years.  He was also a farmer and raised cattle.  In his free time he enjoyed hunting, fishing, and loved to dance.
Bob is survived by his wife Shirley Guerrant, of the home; by their three sons, Travis Guerrant & wife Monica, of Columbia, Missouri; Trent Guerrant & wife Susan, of Hermann, Missouri; and Tim Guerrant & girlfriend Emily Bauer, of Stony Hill, Missouri; his brother, Dwight Guerrant & wife Sandy, of St. Charles, Missouri; and his grandchildren, Annabelle & Jack Guerrant, of Columbia, Missouri and Ryan and Lydia Guerrant, of Hermann.  He is preceded in death by his parents.
Visitation will be held Tuesday, January 14th from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Toedtmann & Grosse Funeral Home, New Haven.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, New Haven, with Rev. William Zastrow officiating. 
Burial will be at Bethlehem Lutheran Cemetery. Memorials may be given to Franklin County Honor Flight or Bethlehem Lutheran Church.  C/O Toedtmann & Grosse Funeral Home.

New Haven High School Announces 1st Semester Honor Roll

1/10/2020

 
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Dori McCarty Named New Haven High School Student of the Month

1/10/2020

 
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​NHHS December Student of the Month is Dori McCarty.  Dori is the daughter of Heather and Jon McCarty.  Dori is active in band, track and field, and is the captain for the JV scholar bowl team.  Dori led a fundraiser earlier this year for victims of Hurricane Dorian; raising over $500.00. 
In Dori's free time she enjoys drawing and creating art.  Some of her art has been submitted to the Walgreen's Expressions Contest. 
Dori plans to attend college in the future and major in graphic design.

New Haven Middle School Names Maria Vedder Student of the Month

1/10/2020

 
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​NHMS December Student of the Month is Maria Vedder.  Maria is the daughter of Clifton and Tracy Vedder.  She is involved in basketball, track and field, choir, band, and is the vice president of the National Junior Honor Society. 
Outside of school, Maria spends time farming and fishing.  She enjoys spending time with family, friends, and her dairy cattle.  She also likes the responsibility of being her dad's "big help" on the farm when her brothers aren't able to be there.
Maria's favorite color is blue and her favorite sport is basketball.

Learn Basketry at Scenic Regional Library New Haven

1/10/2020

 
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Need Technology Assistance?  Get Help From a Technology Tutor at Scenic Regional Library New Haven.

1/10/2020

 
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Franklin County Sheriff’s Office 1-10-2020

1/10/2020

 
On 1-8-2020, the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office deputies and detectives conducted in a warrant round up. During this event, deputies targeted persons with felony and multiple warrants, through their attempts the following 12 subjects were arrested with a total of 44 warrants being served on these individuals.  Although we were looking for felons there were individuals arrested on misdemeanors that was located at target locations throughout the day. Deputies also made 3 new felony drug cases with charges being sought with the Franklin County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.


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5th Grade Shamrock Team Finishes 3rd in the Spring Bluff Tournament

1/7/2020

 
The ​New Haven 5th grade girls basketball team took home the third place trophy at last weekend's Spring Bluff tournament.  The Shamrocks finished the game with an exciting, last second layup, beating Hermann 21-20.
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Back row: Coach Tracy Langenberg, Alessia Michiosy, Addison Pehle, Rilee Zumsteg, Chloe Cronin, and Coach Terri Scheer.  Front row: Riley Kleinheider, Avery Langenberg, Taylor Scheer, and Chloe Overschmidt .

The 6th grade Shamrock basketball team win the Spring Bluff Tournament.

1/6/2020

 
The 6th grade Shamrock basketball team won the Spring Bluff Tournament this past weekend.
They bested Our Lady of Lourdes and St. George to move into the Championship game where they beat Borgia 33-19.
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Back row: Rihanna Bates, Madison Steelman, Claire Hellmann, Tatum Scheer, and Coach Terri Scheer.
Front Row: Alex Fortner, Tori Stringer, Megan Hoerstkamp, and Grace Inman.

Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Press Release 1-6-20

1/6/2020

 
On Tuesday December 17, 2019 Deputies responded to the 200 block of Pleasant Drive in Washington for a report of a robbery. Upon the Deputies arrival they were told that several males entered the residence with firearms and bound the wrist of the occupants inside. One of the occupants after being bound was assaulted by the suspects. There was cash and two hand guns stolen from the residence. Evidence at the scene was consistent with the victim’s statements.
 
On Tuesday December 31, 2019 Detectives with the Sheriff’s Office located two of the suspects in this case. They are identified as 17 year old Elijah Crowe from Pacific, Mo. and 17 year old Timothy Turner from Catawissa, Mo.
Both were charged with Burglary, Robbery, and Kidnapping. Bond for both was set at $250,000 cash only. This investigation is still ongoing further information will be released at a later date.
 
All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law
 
Steve Pelton
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On Friday January 3rd, 2020 the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office responded to the 1500 block of Hwy K in the St Clair area of Franklin County for a report of a victim of an assault. When Deputies arrived they spoke with a 28 year old female who advised she had been held hostage and tortured by her boyfriend for the past two days.  She said she escaped after he fell asleep and ran barefoot to a neighbor’s house to ask them to call 911. The victim showed signs of being severely beaten about her face, arms, and legs and also showed signs of being burned in multiple locations with a lighter. The victim also claimed she was held against her will, tied up by her neck with an electrical cord, and threatened with a knife during the incident.
Deputies responded to the residence located in the 1500 block of Hwy K to make contact with the suspect.  When the suspect observed the deputies, he retreated inside the residence, closing and locking the door. Deputies then saw the subject attempting to flee the residence using a side door but upon observing deputies, the male subject returned back inside. Several attempts were made to gain compliance from the suspect but all failed. The suspect was known to law enforcement as being on Parole for Domestic Assault and contact was made with that office and a warrant was issued for his arrest for violation of parole. A search warrant was obtained for the residence. The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office SWAT team conducted the service of the search warrant at the residence located in the 1500 block of Hwy K, St. Clair MO. A 24 year old male was taken into custody during the service of the search warrant.
On Saturday January 4th, 2020 charges were sought through the Franklin County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office and a  warrant was issued, charging Zachary R. Strube with Domestic Assault 2nd Degree, Kidnapping 2nd Degree, Armed Criminal Action, and Resisting Arrest.  His bond was set at $500,000 cash only.  All persons are assumed to be innocent until found guilty in a court of law.
 
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​On January 4th, 2020 at approximately 2:00 a.m. deputies responded to the area of Shawnee Town Ford Road, Union for a report of a stolen vehicle. While conducting an area canvas a deputy observed another vehicle sitting roadside facing westbound toward the front of his vehicle on Shawnee Town Ford Road. The deputy attempted to block this vehicle from moving but it sped towards his vehicle attempting to flee the area striking the driver side quarter panel of the patrol car.  The vehicle continued west on Shawnee Town Ford Rd to Hwy AH at a high rate of speed. The vehicle continued to flee west bound on the South Outer Rd turning onto Interstate 44 at the 242 mile marker where it continuing west bound at speeds of 100 mph. Sullivan Police Department deployed tire deflation device in the area of the 226 mile marker westbound.
 
                The vehicle exited at the 226 Exit and turned north towards the Flying J Truck Stop where it stopped due to the front tires being damaged too badly to continue driving. Three subjects were detained from the vehicle to include the driver who is a 24 year old male from St Clair, a 28 year old female from St Clair, and a 23 year old male from Union.
 
Tyler Sims a 23 year old male was taken into custody for outstanding warrants for Burglary 2nd, Possession of Controlled Substance and Stealing of a Motor Vehicle with a bond of $5000.00. A warrant was issued on the driver Charles Glenn Buckner a 24 year old male from St. Clair for Resisting Arrest and Leaving the Scene of Accident with a $35,000.00 cash only bond. The female’s name is being withheld pending formal charges.
 
All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law
 
Steve Pelton
Franklin County Sheriff
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1/2/2020

 
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