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Incidents, Arrests, Citations and MORE

09/27/2018

 

Incidents:

September 17 the LCSO began an investigation of trash dumping on Liv 256. Investigation led to an address in Chillicothe. A person of interest has moved out of county and the matter remains under investigation at this time.

September 17 the LCSO began an investigation of possible child abuse where a young child had swelling on the facial area. Investigation was assisted by the Children’s Division and multiple interviews have taken place. The investigation is continuing at this time.

September 17 the LCSO responded to a report of a possible suicidal person in Utica. Investigation resulted in learning the individual was okay and currently involved with available services.

September 17 the LCSO responded to an address on E. Polk Street regarding a possible deceased person. Preliminary investigation shows the elderly male had passed from natural causes. We were assisted by the Livingston County Coroner’s Office, Chillicothe Department of Emergency Services and Chillicothe PD.

September 18 the LCSO responded to a location on Liv 326 for a domestic violence call. Investigation did not lead to any arrests due to lack of probable cause. The couple separated upon completion of the investigation.

September 18 the LCSO began an investigation of theft of a purse and contents from a parked vehicle in the 13000 block of Liv 255. Investigation continues.

Early morning on Sunday, September 23 a deputy was responding to a call west of Chillicothe on or near Highway 190. While heading that direction the deputy observed the possible suspect vehicle committing traffic violation(s) which gave reasonable suspicion of an intoxicated driver. The deputy stopped the vehicle outside of Chillicothe on Highway 190 which had 2 occupants in the car. The deputy was allegedly verbally assaulted by the passenger who would not comply with reasonable commands from the deputy as he attempted to conduct a full investigation at the stop and the passenger reportedly continued with the alleged verbal attack, failing to comply with reasonable requests and interfering with an investigation and DWI arrest. The deputy was ultimately assisted by 2 Chillicothe PD officers and placed Joycelynn Lavonne Still, 28, Chillicothe under arrest for alleged Domestic Violence, Failing to Comply with Lawful Orders, and Resisting Arrest. Ms. Still reportedly had to be physically removed from the vehicle by the deputy and a CPD officer due to the resistance and combative actions and allegedly continued resisting being arrested and restrained. The deputy also arrested Roy Austin Yeomans, 30, Chillicothe for alleged Driving While Intoxicated. Both were taken to the Chillicothe PD where the deputy and CPD officer processed both persons. Mr. Yeomans was issued citation and released to responsible person while Ms. Still was transferred to the Daviess Dekalb County Regional Jail. Ms. Still was later officially charged in Livingston County Associate Court with alleged Resisting/Interfering with Arrest and has been released on bond pending court appearance. We appreciate the CPD assistance on this incident.

September 24 the LCSO began an investigation of Forgery and Unlawful Use of a Credit Device. A suspect has been identified and investigation continues.

September 24 the LCSO began a property damage investigation to a farmer’s property where a vehicle drove through large area of a standing corn field. Due to item(s) found in the field a possible vehicle is a 1995-1998 Toyota pickup. Significant damage done to the field. Investigation continues.

September 25 the LCSO began an investigation of burglary and theft where someone entered a building and removed 2 Husqvarna chainsaw being a model 460 with a 24” bar and a model 55 with a 20 inch bar. Investigation continues.

September 25 the LCSO and Chillicothe Department of Emergency Services responded to an address on Old Highway 190 on a report a person was actively attempting to commit suicide with an edged weapon. Upon arrival we learned the suspect had fled on foot to a different location. Officers located the suspect and determined the call was overly exaggerated and the individual was not injured. The adult was taken to a location for services and evaluation for any additional care.

 

MOST Wanted Updates:

September 26 we added William A. Dyer, 25, Green Castle wanted on alleged Probation Violation arrest warrant with original charge being class E felony Domestic Assault in 3rd degree. Mr. Dyer was soon arrested by authorities in Adair County, Missouri. Extradition will take place at first opportunity.

September 26 we added Brian A. Perry, 39, Breckenridge, wanted on Livingston County arrest warrant for alleged Possession of Controlled Substance-Methamphetamine from LCSO investigation in May 2018, warrant dated September 13, 2018.

 

Arrests:

September 12 the LCSO conducted a vehicle stop for traffic offense and subsequently arrested Cynthia R. Periman, 30, Sugar Creek for alleged Driving While Suspended/Revoked and No Auto Insurance. Ms. Periman was processed at the LCSO and released on summons.

September 12 a deputy conducted a traffic stop and subsequently arrested Ronald J. Greener III, 27, Chillicothe for alleged Driving While Suspended/Revoked and No Auto Insurance. Mr. Greener was processed at the LCSO and released on summons.

September 21 a deputy stopped a vehicle in Chillicothe for an equipment violation and subsequently arrested Mark Anthony Koenig, 45, Trenton for alleged Driving While Suspended. Mr. Koenig was processed at the LCSO and released on a summons.

September 23 the LCSO conducted a traffic stop and subsequently arrested Marshal Monroe Cordray Jr., 47, Wheeling on a Jackson County arrest warrant for alleged Obstruction and bond was set at $8,691.19. Mr. Cordray was transferred to the Daviess Dekalb County Regional Jail pending extradition by Jackson County Sheriff.

 

Citations:

September 13 a deputy issued a speeding citation to a Kansas driver for 21 over the speed limit.

September 13 a deputy issued a speeding citation to a Springfield driver for 90 in a 65.

September 15 a deputy issued a speeding citation to a Kearney driver for 13 over the speed limit.

September 15 a deputy issued a speeding citation to a Columbia driver for 19 over the speed limit.

September 16 a deputy issued a speeding citation to an Illinois driver for 14 over the speed limit.

September 16 a deputy issued a speeding citation for 20 over the limit to a Dawn driver on U.S. 65 at Liv 416.

September 18 a deputy issued a speeding citation to a Brookfield driver for 92 in a 65. That driver is scheduled to appear in Livingston County Court on October 24, 2018.

September 19 a deputy issued an Illinois driver a speeding citation for 88 in a 65.

September 20 a Chillicothe driver was issued a speeding citation for 13 over the speed limit on Highway 190.

September 21 a deputy issued an Illinois driver a speeding citation for 13 over the speed limit.

September 21 a deputy issued a Kansas driver a speeding citation for 20 over the speed limit.

September 21 a deputy issued a Mooresville driver a speeding citation for 22 over the speed limit.

November 21 a deputy issued a Colorado driver a speeding citation for 20 over the speed limit.

September 24 a speeding citation was issued to a semi driver from Moscow Mills for 82 in a 65.

 

Additional Information:

Recently Sheriff Cox attended several days of training in central Missouri on a variety of classes which may be and become beneficial to our citizens in Livingston County.

September 29 the LCSO had 29 detainees from the Daviess Dekalb County Regional Jail appear before the Honorable James P. Valbracht for mandatory court appearance. DDCRJ provided 5 detention officers to assist and conducted all the transportation.

The LCSO has been extremely busy with a variety of both criminal and fugitive investigations, assisting other agencies with information- investigations and traffic accidents, assisting stranded motorists, many calls for service and civil process service.

Currently the LCSO has 49 people in custody at the Daviess Dekalb County Regional Jail, 15 of which are female detainees.

If you have any information on these or other crimes, or any of our fugitives, please call us at 660-646-0515, dispatch at 660-646-2121, or submit a TIP through our website at www.livcoso.org. We appreciate your support.

 

Sheriff Steve Cox