Pettis County Sheriff”s Office Reports for April 27, 2020

This is a compilation of reports from the Pettis County Sheriff''s Office:

This morning at 12:44 a.m., Pettis County deputies responded to the 29100 block of Highway 50 on a physical disturbance. 43-year-old Christopher Lee Moore of Sedalia was arrested and charged with 3rd degree domestic abuse and child abuse. Moore was placed on a 24-hour hold at the Pettis County Jail, pending the filing of formal charges by the Pettis County Prosecutor.

On Sunday at 3:58 a.m., Pettis County deputies arrested Jason Allen Bodenstab of Sedalia at Boonville and Emmet. Bodenstab was wanted on three Pettis County warrants.

On Saturday, Katie Fisher reported that someone entered her residence without her permission on South New York. Allison M. Hammer was later arrested for trespassing and transported to the Pettis County Jail.

On Saturday, Justin and Kelsey Bray, 2805 Monsees Drive, reported that someone unlawfully entered their residence overnight. There is a suspect in the case, and an investigation is continuing.

On Saturday, Pettis County deputies arrested Jason K. Hedrick of Sedalia, on Villa Drive. Hedrick was placed on a 24-hour hold pending the formal filing of charges for 4th degree assault.

On Saturday, Pettis County deputies took a report of trespassing and property damage in the 19000 block of Bothwell State Park Park Road. Investigation continues.

On Friday, Pettis County deputies were conducting area checks near US 65 and Highway HH, and discovered an open door on one of the businesses. A check with the property owner revealed that several pieces of lumber were missing. There were no suspects at the time of the report. If you see anything suspicious, call the Pettis County TIPS Hotline (827-8477) or the Pettis County Sheriff's Office at 827-0052.

On Friday, Pettis County deputies took a theft report in the 1200 block of McVey. The theft was from a motor vehicle. The report did not state what was taken.

On Friday, Pettis County deputies took a burglary report in the 4200 block of West Main in Sedalia. Missing was a Spectrum internet and cable box.

On Thursday, the Pettis County Sheriff's Office received a call from a hiker at Bothwell Lodge State Park concerning a woman's boot and bones located during their hike. Deputies responded to the area and later located three bones and a woman's boot. A check of the area yielded no other bones, and the ones that were located appeared to have been there for quite some time. The Pettis County Coroner later examined the bones and concluded that they were from a deer.