Sedalia Police Crime Reports For July 14, 2014

Two men arrested following a traffic stop early Sunday morning

Just before 1am Sunday morning Sedalia Police conducted a traffic stop at 28th and Kentucky on a vehicle with no license plate light. Upon contact with the occupants officers detected the odor of marijuana. A subsequent search revealed both men were in possession of marijuana. 19-year-old Rodriguez Perez of Sedalia was arrested and taken to the Pettis County Jail where he was booked and released pending formal charges of possession of marijuana misdemeanor. 19-year-old Maurice J. Harper Jr. of Sedalia was arrested and transported to the Pettis County jail and placed on 24-hour hold pending possession and distribution of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Traffic stop Sunday morning nets a Sedalia man for driving while revoked

At 4:42am Sunday morning Sedalia Police stopped a vehicle at 6th and Moniteau with a revoked driver. 30-year-old Antonio Hurst of Sedalia was arrested and taken to the Pettis County Jail pending charges of driving while revoked and resisting arrest.

46-year-old woman arrested during an investigation of a physical disturbance

Around 8:40 Sunday night Sedalia Police responded to a reported physical disturbance in the 400 block of North Grand. Upon arrival officers made contact with a mother and daughter the subjects involved. Following an investigation officers arrested 46-year-old Edna Iman and transported her to the Pettis County Jail where she was placed on 24-hour hold pending charges of 2nd degree domestic assault, and resisting arrest.

Traffic stop results in arrest for a Sedalia man on drug related charges

A Sedalia Police report states an officer observed a vehicle inside a crosswalk at 16th and Barrett, and performed a traffic stop on the vehicle at 20th and Quincy. Following an investigation 25-year-old Tylar Ray Simon of Sedalia was arrested for possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. At the time of the police report Simon was in the Pettis County Jail pending formal charges.

Sedalia man arrested Friday night on a Camden County Warrant

At 10:25 Friday night Sedalia Police stopped a vehicle at 6th and Montgomery for driving without headlights. Upon contact with the driver 43-year-old Luke Edward Hall ll, he was found to have a no-bond warrant out of Camden County. Hall was arrested and transported to the Pettis County Jail pending charges for failure to appear.

25-year-old man arrested for possession and trespassing Saturday morning

Early Saturday morning Sedalia Police arrested 25-year-old Quinton Brown of Sedalia in the 200 block of Scott Joplin Court. Brown was taken to the Pettis County Jail pending $816.50 bond on charges of possession of marijuana, and trespassing.

17-year-old Sedalia man arrested for minor in possession

Around 2:22 this (Monday) morning Sedalia Police investigated a disturbance in the 1600 block of South Ohio. Upon arrival officers made contact with 17-year-old Tyler James Hill of Sedalia who reportedly had an altercation earlier. During the investigation the officers detected the odor of alcohol on Hill. Hill was arrested for minor in possession and purchase of intoxicants. Bond was set at $533.50

30-year-old Sedalia man arrested Saturday afternoon for stealing at Walmart

At 3:39 Saturday afternoon Sedalia Police arrested 30-year-old Christopher Michael Brown of Sedalia for stealing $106.72 in merchandise from the Walmart store. The police report states he was booked and released at the Pettis County Jail pending formal charges.

29-year-old man arrested on a warrant Saturday

Just before 1pm Saturday afternoon Sedalia Police arrested 29-year-old Troy Wright of Sedalia on a failure to appear warrant. Bond was set at $200 cash only.

Theft and fraudulent use of checks reported by Sedalia victims

Friday night around 8:11 two victims went to the police station to report some checks from their checkbook had been stolen and used to buy merchandise at5 the local Walmart Store. According to the victims the thief or thieves wrote over $1150 in checks between June 20, and July the 7th. There was no information on possible suspects in the case.