The following are excerpts from reports generated by the Texas County Sheriff’s Department
•A deputy was dispatched at about 1:50 a.m. Sept. 13 to assist Houston police with a foot pursuit on Second Street.
Upon arrival, the deputy observed that two police officers had a male suspect in custody. The deputy took him to jail.
•Steven W. Holden, 32, of 8877 Hayes Drive in Houston, was arrested Sept. 3 for having active Texas County felony warrants related to drug charges and endangering the welfare of a child. A deputy made the arrest at Holden’s residence at about 2:05 p.m. and took him to jail.
•A deputy responded at about 8 p.m. Sept. 12 after a man called to report loud music coming from a house on Highway 32 at Plato that was near his Austin Lane residence.
The man reportedly said he could hear the music over the TV in his own house, and that he had two small children trying to sleep. Upon arrival, the officer was unable to hear loud music coming from any residence in the area.
•A 62-year-old Elk Creek man reported on Sept. 11 that a motor home on his Highway H property had been broken into and several items with a total value of $2,395 had been stolen from inside.
The man named as a suspect a 37-year-old man who does work on the property and allegedly lives in the Willow Springs area. The Willow Springs Police Department was contacted.
•A deputy was dispatched at about 10:50 a.m. Sept. 13 after a man reported seeing an unoccupied gray Ford Taurus on McCloy Road in the Paddy Creek Wilderness area.
The officer attempted to locate the car, but some Missouri Department of Conservation workers in the area said they had had seen it but it had left.
•A man called Sept. 5 to report a man he had a protection order against was harassing him by driving up and down Bailey Road on a Moped and honking its horn. An investigating deputy determined that no protection order had been served and that the man was within his rights driving on the public roadway.
•A deputy was dispatched Sept. 6 regarding a report of an assault at a Possum Trot Drive residence at Raymondville.
Upon arrival, the officer made contact with a 53-year-old woman who said she lived there with her 46-year-old boyfriend and that his 38-year-old wife and 68-year-old mother had shown up and caused problems. The woman stated that she had told them to leave and been struck with a walker.
The other two women told the deputy they lived there, too. Nobody wanted to pursue charges.
Texas County Jail admissions
Sept. 7
Harley L. Crownover – Wright County hold
Richard L. O’Dell – probation and parole warrant
Brandon W. Stark – assault
Kenneth Clark – kidnapping
Tabitha Cathcart – passing bad checks
Edward Bleckler – forgery, burglary
Timothy Parker – possession of controlled substance
Kyle Davis – burglary, stealing
Jason Affholter – non-support
Timothy S. Edwards – driving while suspended
Joshua D. Carman – assault
Sept. 8
Kenneth J. Hall – 20-day hold
Jennifer M. Moebieus – assault
Sept. 9
Daniel L. Cooper – theft of motor vehicle
Sept. 10
Richard E. Strom – stealing trespassing
William R. Hawkins – 30-day commitment
Tawnisha M. Desalla – failure to appear
Sept. 11
Adam J. Kuehl – non-support
Courtney E. Cotter – driving while revoked
Shane A. Neal – 24-hour commitment
Patrick L. Vaughn – 24-hour shock
Brent D. Grey – Webster County hold
Patricia J. Hayes – failure to appear
Lina V. Vaughan – driving while suspended
Sept. 12
Kristina L. Wheaton – forgery
Sept. 13
Steven R. Shriver – civil body of attachment
Christina Heckman – DWI (chronic)
Dustin G. Fisher – writ
Lashanna M. Morton – Howell County warrant
Sept. 14
Joshua P. Cranford – Arkansas warrant
Nathan W. Monteith – 48-hour commitment
Christian M. Elder – assault
Jason C. Carr – house for Wright County
Jennifer L. Holden – 48-hour commitment
Zachary C. King – Howell County warrant
Sept. 15
William D. Baker – Laclede County hold
Sept. 16
Lindsey M. Moberly – failure to appear
Nathan W. Monteith – failure to appear