The following are excerpts from just some of the reports recently generated by the Texas County Sheriff’s Department:
•A 47-year-old Licking man reported on Nov. 22 that a black 2004 Chevrolet pickup valued at $5,000 had been stolen from a relative’s U.S. 63 residence.
The man told an investigating deputy that several items with a total value of $40 were inside the vehicle. Investigation is ongoing.
•A deputy investigated a reported domestic assault Nov. 25 at a Highway 137 residence at Raymondville.
A 44-year-old man at the location told the officer his 27-year-old wife had blocked his truck from getting onto the highway and then ran up to it and began hitting him in the face. The man said he grabbed the woman arm to stop her, and when he let go she went to her car and grabbed a tire iron.
The man said he then began recording her actions with a phone.
The officer made contact with the woman to serve her a protection order, and she reportedly said the man had almost broken her arm during the incident, and had assaulted her in the past.
The next day, the woman came to the TCSD office and stated she had never hit her husband, and that he was trying to keep her kids from her.
A report was sent to the county prosecutor.
•A deputy responded on Nov. 29 to a report of a domestic dispute at a Dogwood Road residence at Mountain Grove.
A 28-year-old woman there told the officer that she and her boyfriend were in a custody dispute and he had accidentally shot her in the leg with a BB gun. She declined medical attention and said she didn’t wish to pursue charges.
•A 54-year-old Plato man reported that several checks had been taken from his business and used to make unauthorized withdrawals from an account.
The man named a 28-year-old Licking woman as a suspect. Investigation is ongoing. It occurred June 13.
•A 53-year-old Houston resident reported on Sept. 26 the he had given a 26-year-old Plato man a check for $1,153 for fencing work at his Forrest Drive residence.
The man told an investigating officer that the work is not done and that he had tried contacting the fencing man several times without success. A report was sent to the county prosecutor.
Texas County Jail admissions
Nov. 23
Dominique S. Hood – arson, burglary, DWI, possession of controlled substance
Tommy D. Perkins – driving while suspended
Darryl F. Harris – non-support
Robbie M. Hebblethwait – possession of controlled substance
Nov. 24
Larissa M. Easter – possession of controlled substance, probation violation
Clinton A. Reeves – failure to appear
Kory R. Tipton – Laclede County hold
Steven W. Holden – possession of controlled substance, endangering the welfare of a child
Amy D. Enloe – assault
Nov. 25
Ryan S. Davis – possession of controlled substance, resisting arrest, tampering with a motor vehicle
Nov. 26
Ned C. Sneiderman – assault, resisting arrest
James E. Dodd – driving while revoked
Jennifer Hendrix – stealing
Justin P. Giller – writ
David T. Korrok – drug charge
Nov. 27
Kobe A. Hicks – failure to appear
Tina M. Dow – failure to appear
Wesley A. Choate – probation and parole warrant
Steven P. Galbreath – failure to appear
Nov. 28
James T. Martin – 48-hour commitment
Vicki Hebert – stealing
Nov. 29
Wilson L. Kinzi – possession of controlled substance
Nov. 30
Justin R. Appleburg – failure to appear
William T. Hebert – burglary, tampering with a motor vehicle
Brandy R. Dewolfe – resisting arrest
Samuel L. Giller – possession of controlled substance
Skye C. Marler – possession of controlled substance, driving while revoked
Dec. 1
Victor L. Hall – driving while revoked, forgery
Jerry Bay – driving while suspended
Dec. 2
Diane M. Thomas – traffic offenses