Afternoon Sedalia Police Crime Reports For November 2, 2015

41-year-old Sedalia man arrested for domestic assault Sunday

At 6:24 Sunday evening Sedalia Police arrested 41-year-old Donald Ray Waltermeyer on a charge of 2nd degree domestic assault, following a complaint from his girlfriend, that he had choked her. Waltermeyer was also found to have failure to appear warrant for a probation violation. He was transported to the Pettis County jail, and placed on 24-hour hold pending charges, and a $4500 bond on the warrant.

Disturbance call ends with arrest for a 26-year-old Warrensburg man

Just after 11am Sunday morning Sedalia Police responded to a disturbance in the 1800 block of South Barrett. Upon arrival the officers conducted a subject check on the three people involved. The check revealed one of them identified as 26-year-old Timothy L. Peck of Warrensburg had a failure to appear warrant with a bond of $1200.

Two-female suspects   issued summons’ for attempted theft at Walmart

Friday evening Sedalia Police responded to the Walmart Store on a report of two-female suspects attempting to steal items from the store. Upon arrival the police reports state 18-year-old Jasleen Raed of Lamonte, and 18-year-old Nadelene Mesky of Knob Noster were issued summons’ and court dates on charges of attempted theft.

Subject check early Sunday morning nets two intoxicated teens on possession charges

Around 12:40 Sunday morning Sedalia Police conducted a subject check on two-teens at West Benton and North Moniteau. 19-year-old Mackenzie Westphal of Sedalia was arrested and transported to the Pettis County Jail on charges of possession of intoxicants alcohol, and marijuana. At the time of the police report she was in the Pettis County jail pending formal charges. The second teen, 18-year-old Haley Winning of Sedalia was issued a summons and a court date.

Theft from Walmart caught on cameras Friday

Friday night an employee of Walmart reported three people had taken items and left without paying around 2:40 that afternoon. There are photos of the thieves according to the police report.
Theft Reports filed with the Sedalia Police

A woman in the 1900 block of South Grand reported a person known to her stole $300 from her purse.

At 3:30 Thursday afternoon an employee of CVS Pharmacy at 100 East Broadway reported an $18.99 bottle of Seagram’s Gin had been stolen by a thin black woman with a tattoo on her face.