Scott Moyers
NewsMarch 15, 2013
Tarrillion denies city allegation in Facebook postPERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Keith Tarrillion, Perryville's recently resigned chief of police, continued to deny any wrongdoing Thursday, even as the clock continued to tick toward a Tuesday meeting in which city officials were expected to endorse his offer to exit in light ...
NewsMarch 14, 2013
Perryville Police Chief turns in resignation; aldermen have to approve agreementPERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Police Chief Keith Tarrillion, embattled by allegations he falsified a police report in a personal insurance claim two years ago, tendered his resignation Wednesday from a department he served for two decades. Tarrillion has denied the allegation...
NewsMarch 12, 2013
Former teacher gets probation on sex chargeA former Southeast Missouri junior high school teacher who pleaded guilty last month to sending explicit photos of himself to a student was sentenced to probation Monday. The sentence also calls for him to attend outpatient counseling and to register as a sex offen...
NewsMarch 11, 2013
Perryville man faces charges claiming he's serial statutory rapistPERRYVILLE, Mo. -- An 18-year-old Perryville man remained behind bars Sunday night on multiple counts of statutory rape and child molestation after a police investigation revealed he was having sex with at least six eighth-grade girls. Austin Luye used similar meth...
NewsMarch 8, 2013
Bell ordered to stand trial for double murderEditor's note: The following story has been edited to correct Argentry Marshall's last name. Prosecutors portrayed Kenneth D. Bell Jr. as a coldblooded killer with a hair trigger, as witnesses and police investigators told a judge Thursday the 21-year-old defendant...
NewsMarch 7, 2013
Corrections director speaks to students, professionalsThose who come to be on the wrong side of one of Missouri's 21 correctional centers often convince themselves they have come to be there by chance, fate or just bad luck, said George Lombardi. But Lombardi, who has been the director of the Missouri Department of Co...
NewsMarch 7, 2013
Perryville police chief investigation complete, resolution could come soonPERRYVILLE, Mo. -- The investigation into professional misconduct claims leveled against police chief Keith Tarrillion could be resolved as early as Monday, Perryville city officials said Wednesday. But the fate of the 20-year department veteran remains far from ce...NewsMarch 5, 2013
Defendant, 73, dies while awaiting arraignmentA 73-year-old jail inmate collapsed and died in a Cape Girardeau County courtroom Monday afternoon while awaiting arraignment on felony charges he violated his probation by writing a bad check. Daniel E. Stroder of Wappapello, Mo., was pronounced dead at Saint Fran...
NewsMarch 5, 2013
Family salvages some personal items from Scott City house fireScott City firefighters worked for hours to knock down flames that were ravaging the home of Zach and Sarah Evans. By the time the fire was extinguished, so was much of what the couple had accumulated during their first five years of marriage. The house at 429 E. ....
NewsMarch 4, 2013
Confessed burglar set to decide whether to withdraw pleaWhen admitted burglar William Artadi faces a Cape Girardeau County judge today, he basically will be answering the following questions: Does the 20-year-old Jackson man want his fate decided by a judge who is on the record for favoring at least 10 years in prison?....Advertisement
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