Cape Girardeau
Saturday, Nov. 16
The following items were released by the Cape Girardeau Police Department. Arrests do not imply guilt.
Arrests Joe W. Nunley Jr., 37, of 607 Maple Street was arrested Thursday on a Cape Girardeau warrant for failure to appear.
Allen D. Mills, 26, of 204 N. Park was arrested Thursday on a St. Louis County warrant for non-support.
A subject was placed in custody Thursday pending the filing of formal charges for making a false declaration, failure to stop for a red light and driving while suspended.
Amy M. Gordon, 26, of Poplar Bluff, Mo., was arrested Thursday on a Madison County warrant for speeding and a Poplar Bluff warrant for no seat belt.
Crystal D. Seyer, 24, of 807 Perry was arrested on a Cape Girardeau County warrant for a bad check.
A 22-year-old male was placed in protective custody Thursday.
A juvenile was placed in custody Friday on suspicion of stealing.
Eddie D. Clardy, 22, of 688 Knobcone Lane, Jackson, was arrested Friday on suspicion of robbery.
Tyrance D. Hill, 26, of 817 S. Pacific was arrested on a Cape Girardeau warrant for failure to appear.
Honor R. Marshall, 19, of Bloomfield, Mo., was arrested Friday on a Cape Girardeau warrant for possession of unlawful weapons.
Summonses Sarah E. Snider of Perryville, Mo., received a summons Thursday for striking a legally stopped vehicle.
Dennis W. Alexander, 51, of 203 Franks Lane received a summons Friday for property damage.
Matthew H. Woodall of New Madrid, Mo., received a summons Thursday for striking a legally stopped vehicle.
Assaults A statutory rape was reported Thursday.
A domestic assault, trespassing and peace disturbance was reported Friday.
A domestic assault was reported Friday.
Thefts Cash was reported stolen Thursday at Main Street.
A Missouri license plate bearing 348-GR8 was reported stolen Thursday by Commercial Mail Services Inc. at 760 S. Kingshighway.
Gasoline was reported stolen Thursday by Don's Store at 341 Sprigg.
Famous Barr reported clothing stolen Thursday at 100 West Park Mall. A subject was placed in custody pending the filing of formal charges for stealing.
A CD player was reported stolen Thursday at 100 Country Club Drive.
A CD player and a CD were reported stolen Friday at 205 Caruthers.
Property Damage
A window was reported broken Friday by Money Time at 1901 A Independence.
A vehicle door was reported damaged Friday at 1701 Lacey.
Miscellaneous
A red 1989 Oldsmobile was reported abandoned Friday at Woodbine and Dogwood.
Jackson
Saturday, Nov. 16
The following items were released by the Jackson Police Department. Arrests do not imply guilt.
Theft A theft was reported Friday at 113 W. Jackson Boulevard.
Property Damage
Damage was reported Wednesday at 303 S. Georgia.
Damage was reported Wednesday at 2820 E. Jackson Boulevard.
Damage was reported Wednesday at 974 W. Independence St.
Damage was reported Wednesday at 501 Neal St.Miscellaneous
A forgery was reported Friday at 309 E. Jackson Boulevard.
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