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NewsMay 13, 2010

SIKESTON, Mo. -- Law enforcement was out in full force doing some "spring cleaning" Tuesday morning, arresting subjects for a variety of warrants, the Sikeston Standard Democrat reported. Twenty-one Scott County warrants, the majority for drugs, were executed beginning just after 6 a.m., with all suspects in custody -- some already at other facilities -- just after 8 a.m. With additional arrests, a total 25 individuals were taken into custody...

By Michelle Felter ~ Standard Democrat
Detective Bobby Sullivan of the Sikeston Department of Public Safety carries a sawed-off shotgun, an illegal firearm, from a residence at 840 Ruth, apartment B, as part of a warrant roundup Tuesday morning. While the man in possession of the gun was not on the warrant list, officers found the weapon during their search and took him into custody. Twenty-one warrants were executed early Tuesday morning, and the operation resulted in 25 arrests. (Michelle Felter/Standard Democrat)
Detective Bobby Sullivan of the Sikeston Department of Public Safety carries a sawed-off shotgun, an illegal firearm, from a residence at 840 Ruth, apartment B, as part of a warrant roundup Tuesday morning. While the man in possession of the gun was not on the warrant list, officers found the weapon during their search and took him into custody. Twenty-one warrants were executed early Tuesday morning, and the operation resulted in 25 arrests. (Michelle Felter/Standard Democrat)

SIKESTON, Mo. -- Law enforcement was out in full force doing some "spring cleaning" Tuesday morning, arresting subjects for a variety of warrants, the Sikeston Standard Democrat reported.

Twenty-one Scott County warrants, the majority for drugs, were executed beginning just after 6 a.m., with all suspects in custody -- some already at other facilities -- just after 8 a.m. With additional arrests, a total 25 individuals were taken into custody.

"This was a small one," said Chief Drew Juden. Also he noted this was one of the most successful roundups in recent times.

"We arrested everyone we set out to arrest and took a dangerous weapon off the street," he said.

Also in conjunction with the roundup, two search warrants were served, at 112 Fifth St. and 410 Wallace. Two subjects were arrested on Fifth Street and one on Wallace, all for drug-related charges. Names of these subjects were being withheld Wednesday morning pending the filing of formal charges.

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While a warrant was served on Petty Street, an additional subject was arrested when he was found in possession of narcotics. Also while officers searched for a wanted subject at 840 Ruth, apartment B, an illegal firearm -- a sawed off shotgun -- was located and a subject taken into custody. Those suspects names were also being withheld pending the filing of formal charges.

Assisting DPS in the roundup were officers with the Scott and New Madrid county sheriff's departments, the Missouri State Highway Patrol, SEMO Drug Task Force and the National Guard Raid Unit, which hovered above the homes in helicopters.

The Raid Unit is on hand to assist in the case of any foot or vehicle pursuits, said DPS officials. "They have the best vantage point," said Juden.

In addition to those yet to be charged, the arrested and their charges and bond amounts are as follows:

  • Martez C. Bobo, 21, possession with intent to distribute, $50,000 cash or surety bond;
  • Henry Bentley, 40, receiving stolen property, $25,000 cash or surety bond;
  • Henry N. Bonner, 55, receiving stolen property, $5,000 cash or surety bond;
  • Brittany Brown, 23, possession with intent to distribute, $50,000 cash or surety bond;
  • Karen S. Clay, 43, possession with intent to distribute, $75,000 cash only bond;
  • Nadia L. Cox, 20, possession of a controlled substance, $10,000 cash or surety bond;
  • Gary Wayne Curry, 32, two counts of possession of a controlled substance, $10,000 cash only bond;
  • Marquon A. Davis, 20, possession with intent to distribute, $75,000 cash only bond;
  • Craig D. Demonia, 27, possession of a controlled substance, $25,000 cash only bond;
  • Alfred E. Gilbert, 36, possession of up to 35 grams of marijuana, $25,000 cash or surety bond;
  • Corey L. Green, 35, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute and possession of an imitation controlled drug, $100,000 cash-only bond;
  • Kyle D. Hill, 18, unlawful use of a weapon, $2,500 cash-only bond;
  • Monica Jordan, 41, possession of up to 35 grams of marijuana, $5,000 cash or surety bond;
  • Bobby L. Moore, 51, two counts of distributing a controlled substance near a school, $100,000 cash-only bond;
  • Christopher L. Parsons, 45, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute, $75,000 cash-only bond;
  • Matthew Perez, 27, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute, possession of a controlled substance and resisting arrest, $75,000 cash-only bond;
  • Ashlie L. Snow, 24, two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, $25,000 cash or surety bond;
  • Jerry M. Tarver, 23, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute, $75,000 cash-only bond;
  • James F. Yarbrough, 51, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute, $75,000 cash-only bond;
  • Willa Jean Yarbrough, 51, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute, $75,000 cash or surety bond;
  • Kendra L. Plunk, 22, second degree burglary, $15,000 cash-only bond.
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