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The Sedalia Police Department is investigating the following incidents:
Officers interviewed a woman July 2 at Bothwell Regional Health Center who said she had been assaulted in the area of Boonville and Emmet. She told officers she was sexually assaulted by two unknown males.
The State Technical Assistance Team (STAT) and officers from the police department served a search warrant at 911 East Seventh July 2 in reference to child pornography. A computer and cell phones containing child pornography were seized.
STAT is a law enforcement unit of the Missouri Department of Social Services.
Two people went to the police department with checks from two different companies that were proven to be invalid.
The checks were in the amounts of $3,700 and $3,800. The companies were contacted, police said, and one of them said to send 15 percent of the check's amount to the company and then cash the check. The other company only had an answering service.
Police advised residents that if they receive a check from a company they have not done business with, to not cash the check and to contact police.
Police investigated a vehicle fire at 813 West 11th and determined it was set intentionally. It was also learned that several items were taken from the car prior to the fire.
Three juveniles were implicated in the incident. They were located and placed into custody.
The departmentıs STING (Strike Team Investigations of Narcotics and
Gangs) unit on July 2 served a search warrant at 1011 South Center and located methamphetamine and items used to package the drug.
An estimated 15 grams of methamphetamine was found and had an approximate street value of $3,000, it was reported.
Arrested was Vickie G. Denny, 52, a resident at that address. Several charges are being sought: possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute; two counts of possession of a controlled substance; manufacture/packaging of a controlled substance within 2,000 feet of a school; possession of drug paraphernalia; and unlawful use of a weapon/convicted felon in possession of a weapon.
The search was the result of a two-month investigation of methamphetamine sales occuring at the address, police report.
On July 5 police responded to a call at 223 South Stewart. The owner of the residence stated that someone had entered through the front door and had stolen his friendıs PlayStation 2, an unknown amount of games, two controllers and an iPod.
A female victim reported her vehicle was damaged while parked at 1515 West Main on July 5
Justin Reine, 711 South Lafayette, reported on July 6 that his Dell laptop, estimated at around $1,100, had been stolen from his residence.
Reine said there is one other person that has access to his home. Leads are being investigated.
A purse, CD player and a gold pendant were stolen from a vehicle parked at 511 East Fifth on July 6.
Police responded to 3159 West Broadway in regards to a theft in progress on July 4. Zachary Smasal was arrested and taken to Pettis County Jail.
Smasal was booked and released.
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The following arrest reports were released by the Pettis County Sheriffıs
Department:
Christopher Arrow Ar-buckle, 23, 1101 South Harding, no seat belt.
William Andrew Clark, 32, Lenexa, Kan., failure to appear, driving with revoked or suspended license.
Manuel Cuevas, 22, 2505 South Grand, failure to appear.
Joseph Evan Viles, 24, 2881 Southgate Loop, trespassing.
Delinda Louise Willis, 24, 511 State Fair Blvd., driving while suspended or revoke.
Sheila Rae Jensen, 54, Windsor, driving while intoxicated.
Kenneth Samual McGee, 39, 1515 Quisenberry Road, endangering the welfare of a child.
David Wayne Shelby Jr., 21, 1114 West Seventh, domestic assault.
William Randell Taylor, 37, No. 69 Sunset Village, attempting automobile theft.
John Dee Yager, 21, 1808 East Broadway, careless and imprudent driving.
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