Fredericktown Police Department
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
The Fredericktown Police Department answered seventy-seven calls during the week of March 12 to 19. 2007 and made the following arrests:
1. Six for Speeding; 2. One for Stealing; 3. One for Safekeeping; 4. One Arrest Warrant was served; and 5. One for Possession of Controlled Substance (marijuana)
A picnic table was reported stolen from a residence on West College Avenue on March 13th.
Heavy equipment machinery batteries were reported as stolen on East Marvin Avenue on March 13th.
A woman left her purse in a Walmart shopping cart and then left the premises. Upon realizing what she did, she returned, but the purse was gone.
A complaint was filed by a woman against another woman for making unwanted/obscene telephone calls on March 13th.
A 54 year old man was held for Safekeeping after he attempted to stop cars at or near Walmart on March 13th.
A 19 year old woman turned herself into officers on March 13th for an outstanding warrant from the City of Fredericktown.
An 18 year old female was arrested on March 16 for reportedly Stealing (shoplifting) from Walmart.
On March 16th at 4:14 P.M. a two vehicle crash took place on U.S. Business 67 (South Main) south of East College Avenue. A 2004 Ford Explorer being driven south by Alletta M. Menteer of Fredericktown was struck by a 2001 Buick LaSabre driven by Audra M. Bergmann of Fredericktown. No injuries were reported.
At 4:38 P.M. on March 16 a two vehicle crash occurred on Missouri 72 (West Main) at Commercial Drive. A 1993 Chevrolet truck driven by Acy E. Ballew of Fredericktown was driving onto Missouri 72 from Commercial Drive and failed to yeild to a 2002 Pontiac Sunfire being driven west by Samantha E. Snow of Fredericktown. Driver Snow sustained evident, but not disabling injuries.
On March 17 at 2:08 P.M. a two vehicle crash happened on East Main Street at the Courthouse Square. A 1999 Honda Accord driven by Ricky D. Williams of Fredericktown was stopped at the stop sign and was struck from the rear by a 1979 Ford F150 pickup driven by Tavis J. Mathes of Fredericktown. No injuries were reported.
A 41 year old man was arrested on Sunday, March 18 for assaulting an 18 year old female at a home on Newberry Street.
G. Keith DeSpain
City Marshal
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Reader Comments (3)The comments below are from readers and do not represent the views of the Daily Journal
wants drugs out of America.... posted on Thursday, April 12th, 2007 at 1:24 pm
Ok while I don't like paying taxes for prisons...I don't feel they are doing a good job at teaching these druggies anything.I'm willing to pay more in taxes if it will get all the drugs out of America. Our children are dying. Do you hear me? THEY ARE DYING!!! We need to get our heads out of the sand and stand up people. CALL 911 when you see your neighbors having company @ night - you know the pull up-honk or flash headlights-or if you smell something "odd".Don't sit behind your little wooden framed houses- stand up for yourself, your family and your city! People complain that he PD doesn't do their jobs-well how can they if you sit back and ENABLE these drug dealers and drugs users? Yes- that is what you are doing-if you KNOW they are doing something wrong-and you don't report them-you are an enabler! I don't allow my children to go to other kids' homes unless I know for a fact that the parents are upstanding people.**Sorry just had to blow off some steam** again- call 911 it's super easy! Heck if you don't want anyone to know you called in on them- call the non emerency number and rat on them. if you don't stand up for yourselves now- please don't come crying next time someone dies from drugs!
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Judy posted on Saturday, April 7th, 2007 at 3:30 pm
It seems to me if he put the stuff in front of the door why not just take it down?but like the last comment this is your brains on drugs,how stupid can one be?duh it is the 21st century drug use "not good any more"
Susan Lewis posted on Thursday, April 5th, 2007 at 8:42 pm
This is a prime example of a brain on drugs! Ha-ha!
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