Public Record: March 12, 2015
-Highway Patrol-
March 10
12:10 p.m. – Dion M. Cash, 55, Parnell, Missouri – Speeding; Possession of drug paraphernalia
-Maryville Public Safety-
Incidents
March 7
1:51 a.m. – 900 block N. Mulberry – Alexander D. Wickert, 19, Maryville – Driving while intoxicated, failure to yield to an emergency vehicle, failure to maintain right half of roadway
1:43 p.m. – 200 block E. Third – Fraud – ongoing investigation
7:48 p.m. – 700 block S. Main – Misty A. Drake, 34, Blockton, Iowa – Driving while suspended, equipment violation, improper display of license plates
11:43 p.m. – 1000 block E. Third – Benny F. Nunez Chiclana, 19, Maryville – Minor in possession
March 8
5:35 p.m. – 400 block S. Walnut – Larceny – ongoing investigation
March 9
11:23 p.m. – 300 block N. Saunders – Alan R. Atteberry, 26, Maryville – Driving while suspended, failure to maintain financial responsibility, equipment violation
Accidents
February 14
12:36 p.m. – N. Dewey & E. Fifth – Driver 1: Unknown; Vehicle owner 2: Kylie D. Vande Mheen, Maryville
February 28
4:05 p.m. – 2700 block S. Main – Driver 1: Logan D. Evans, 23, Maryville – Careless & imprudent driving
-Court News-
March 9
Judge Roger Prokes
Christopher Barry, Bolckow, Probation violation – Escape or attempted escape from custody while under arrest for felony; Assault second degree, operate vehicle while intoxicated resulting in injury – Probation continued with modifications
Sharla Goff, St. Joseph, Failure to appear, warrant issued
Nekoma L. Hendrix, Maryville, Burglary, second degree; Property damage, second degree – Probation continued with modification
Joseph R. Super, Columbia, Assault, second degree – Suspended imposition of sentence, five years supervised probation
Maria E. Phillips, St. Joseph, Theft/stealing (Value of property or services is $500 or more, but less than $25,000) – Four years Department of Correction, Suspended execution of sentence, five years supervised probation
Gloria L. Clark, Mary-ville, Three counts burglary – Seven years Department of Corrections
Richard Michael Parham, Maryville, Probation violation, Domestic assault – Probation continued with modifications
March 10
Judge W. Douglas Thomson
Zachery E. Armentrout, Elmo, Possession of up to 35 grams marijuana – Two days house arrest
Jennifer L. Barrows, Maryville, Theft/stealing (Value of property or services valued at less than $500) – Failure to appear, warrant issued
Danielle J. Campbell, Denver, Driving while intoxicated, drugs; Operating motor vehicle in a careless and imprudent manner – Two days county jail, two years probation with special conditions
Conner E. Cowden, St. Joseph, Possession of up to 35 grams marijuana – Two days county jail
Joshua R. Froude, Kansas City, Possession of up to 35 grams marijuana; Unlawful use of drug paraphernalia – Three days county jail
Lucas A. Greever, Burlington Jct., Driving while intoxicated, alcohol; Operate a motor vehicle in careless and imprudent manner, involving an accident – Suspended imposition of sentence, Four days county jail
Chris P. Hamm, Clarinda, Iowa, Five counts passing bad checks – Failure to appear, warrant issued
Jacob M. Nastasio, Maitland – Driving while intoxicated, alcohol – Failure to appear, warrant issued
Johnathon R. Parsley, Agency, Driving while intoxicated, alcohol – Two days county jail; Operate vehicle on highway without valid license, $200
Joseph C. Smith, St. Joseph, Passing bad check – Failure to appear, warrant issued
Jake Ryan Tennihill, Maryville, Probation violation, Assault – Failure to appear, warrant issued
-Commission Minutes-
The Nodaway County Commission met in regular session Friday, March 6. In attendance were Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker, North District Commissioner Robert Westfall, South District Commissioner Robert Stiens and County Clerk Beth Walker.
Business before the board included:
· Receipt of a letter from the State Missouri Emergency Management Agency stating that federal funding previously approved for the repair of bridges and tube crossings damaged during late-summer flooding in 2014 has exceeded the appropriation authority approved by the Missouri General Assembly.
· The letter stated that SEMA therefore lacks the authority to pay the county›s claims at this time.
· According to minutes kept during the meeting, the Legislature must pass Gov. Jay Nixon›s supplemental budget in order for the county to receive funding.
· Inspection of road No. 754 with regard to possible reconstruction and an inspection of road No. 765 with regard to drainage issues on Road #765.