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NewsMay 17, 2024

A St. Louis man is in jail in lieu of a $50,000 cash/surety bond for a weapons case in Scott City. Tyreece Martin was arrested after Scott City officers responded to a call that an armed man refused to leave a residence, a news release issued by the Scott City Police Department, stated...

Scott City police officers found what they described as an AR-15 pistol when responding to a call that a man with a weapon was refusing to leave a residence. Tyreece Martin of St. Louis was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm. 
Scott City police officers found what they described as an AR-15 pistol when responding to a call that a man with a weapon was refusing to leave a residence. Tyreece Martin of St. Louis was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm. Scott City Police Department

A St. Louis man is in jail in lieu of a $50,000 cash/surety bond for a weapons case in Scott City.

Tyreece Martin was arrested after Scott City officers responded to a call that an armed man refused to leave a residence, a news release issued by the Scott City Police Department, stated.

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Officers found what was cited as an “AR-15 pistol” in a news release, though a probable cause statement described the weapon as an American Tactical semi-automatic rifle with a green laser sight. Patrolman Anna Mitchell reported in her probable cause statement that she found the gun outside a bedroom window that Martin allegedly discarded there before officers arrived. Martin, a convicted felon on parole for first-degree robbery, was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm, a Class D felony. Mitchell and Sgt. Travis Keller responded to the call and made the arrest.

The bond was set by Judge Amanda Oesch.

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