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Monroe County land transfers
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Cowden, Phillip B. & Cindy Ann to Mudd, Lola Meryle
Little, Mary Henrietta, Pers. Rep. to Yeater, Gary D.
HNB National Bank to Hutchings, Leroy D. & Virginia
Little, Mary Henrietta, Pers. Rep. to Cooperider, J.M.
Millsap & Singer, P.C. to CitiMortgage, Inc.
Deatrick, James T. & Christene A. to Jones, Debbie
Jones, Debbie to Alliant Bank
Hendricks, Gloretta Lee to Jones, Kurt T. & Kelsay B.
Jett, Ralph to Jett, Ralph Revocable Trust Agreement
Eckman, Aaron D. to Eckman, Aaron D. & Brandy K.
Eckman, Aaron D. & Brandy K. to The Eckman Living Trust
Garrelts, Ivan Lee to Krogmann, Leonard & Tammy
Wilt, Nelson Bryan, Successor Trustee to Wilt, Allan Lee & Cara
Wilt, Nelson Bryan, Successor Trustee to Wilt, Nelson Bryan & Cara
Hamilton, Alma May- Final Settlement to Beckett, Chris etal.
Newberry, Raymond Jr. & Barbara K. to Pace, Jill etal.
Stokes, Scott Allen & Debra Irene to Stokes, Scott Allen & Debra Irene Revocable Trust
Umphrey, James E. & Dorothy J. to Umphrey, James & Dorothy Living Trust
Baumann, Doris M. Revocable Trust to Baumann, James P. & Kathrine Sue
Gamel, William E. & Carlotta A. to Kauffman, Thomas D. & Sandra K.
Beamer, Charles & Viola to Beamer, Charles-Viola Trust
Niemann, Connie M. & Richard H. Sr. to Niemann, Connie M. Revocable Trust
Carman, Anne to Carman, Anne Revocable Trust, The
Bodine, Jack E. & Marilyn, etal. to Bellamy, Bill
Justus, Virginia Mae to Berrey, Richard
Sears, Janet M. to Sears, Janet M. Trust
Behnke, Fredrick Michael & Ginger Kay to Chapman, Alan S. & Joanne J.
McCoy, David McElroy-Final Settlement to McCoy, Thomas Jefferson etal.
IB Property Holdings, LLC to McCurren, Glen
Bess, Clarence C. & Joan G. to Bess, Clarence C. & Joan G. Revocable Living Trust
Hayhurst, John E. & Tammy to Ragsdale, Jeffery Alan
The Bourne Living Trust to Crooked Creek Hunting Farms, LLC
Harrison, Michael Eugene to Bell, John W. & Annette
Blades, Fred E. & Lynda G. to Cassarah properties, LLC
Dent, Steven Michael-Successor Trustee to Johnson, Margaret Elaine
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Monroe County Associate Court
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The following were recorded as paying fines to the Associate Division Fine Collection Center for Dec. 15.
For speeding: Timothy E. Calicott, Bowling Green; Kenna M. Cleeton, Moberly; John D. Heisler, Wheaton, Ill.; Hillary N. Kinsel, Maywood; Darcie K. Lefler, Alexandria; Lisa C. Neuendorf, Mexico; Brent A. Oslund, Moberly; Joan M. Rafter, Bloomfield Hills, Mich.; Jeffrey A. Sapp, Columbia; Tommy R. Shuler, Walnut Grove; Magdeline A. Ziskovsky, Columbia. For seat belt violations: Kyle M. Boswell, Columbia; Heather D. Weisenborn, Monroe City. For failure to display plates on a motor vehicle: James L. Chandler, Festus. For failure to register a motor vehicle: Joseph G. Crigler, Paris; Patrick S. Galloway, St. Louis. For possession of wildlife illegally: Andrew L. Schmitz, Fenton.
Circuit Court
Jared L. Baker, Bowling Green, speeding 59 mph, $200.50; Cody J. Miller, Shelbina, speeding 59 mph, $200.50; Phillip K. Johnson, Lee’s Summit, speeding 59 mph, $200.50; Robert L. Parsons, Quincy, Ill., speeding 64 mph, $200.50; Brittany N. Hancock, Madison, minor in possession of alcohol, suspended imposition of sentence, placed on two years of private probation and to complete 30 hours of community service work; Andrew R. Sluhan, Mexico, driving while intoxicated, $500 fine and 60 days in Monroe County Jail; Christopher S. Richards, St. Louis, unlawful use of drug paraphernalia, $500 fine; Malcomb W. Smith, Slater, speeding 100 mph, $500 fine; Daniel C. Thomas, Monroe City, speeding 64 mph in 45 mph zone, $220.50.
Civil Court
Midland Funding LLC vs. Ruth Gottman, judgment for the plaintiff $18,211.74 plus court costs and interest; Palisades Collection LLC vs. John Meals, judgment for the plaintiff $2,610.27 plus court costs and interest; CH Allied Services, Inc. vs. Tina M. Herrin, judgment for the plaintiff $6,062.96 plus court costs and interest.
The following were recorded as paying fines to the Associate Division Fine Collection Center for Dec. 22.
For speeding: Stephen M. Ardrey, Center; James L. Dungan, Laddonia; Lynn D. Elmore, Harrison, Ark.; Mary L. Garner, Monticello; Michael A. Hess, Omaha, Neb.; Donald C. Neale, Mexico; Misty J. Pratt, Shelbyville; Debra J. Ragsdale, Holliday. For seatbelt violations: Jacob D. Baldwin, Holliday; Victor L. Houston, Quincy, Ill.; Cody J. Miller, Shelbina. For possession of wildlife illegally: Steven R. Downey, St. Charles; Christopher M. Kelly, St. Peters; Christopher Richards, East Jordan, Mich. For failure to stop at a stop sign: Gary E. Walter, Moberly; Spencer L. Wood, Madison.
Circuit Court
Charles W. Rudd Jr., St. Louis, failure to wear seatbelt in commercial vehicle, $25.50; Holly L. King, Columbia, speeding 70 mph, $80.50; Anthony S. Daniel, Paris, domestic assault in the third degree, $500 fine and nine months in the Monroe County Jail; Dylan L. Harris, Shelbina, failure to register motor vehicle, $45.50, failure to display plates on motor vehicle, $45.50; Joseph A. Verive, Clarksville, three counts of passing bad checks, seven days in the Monroe County Jail; Edward P. Ayer, Madison, probation extended two more years on probation violation on possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, ordered to serve 30 days in the Monroe County Jail as shock, possession of under 35 grams of marijuana, six months jail, possession of drug paraphernalia, 6 months jail, defendant to serve 30 days in the Monroe County Jail as shock incarceration, jail to run concurrent with jail on two previous charges.
Civil Court
Arrow Financial Services LLC vs. Kenneth D. Parrott, judgment for the plaintiff $5,794.02 plus court costs and interest; Capital One Bank vs. Michael A. Conboy, judgment for the plaintiff $1,630.48 plus court costs and interest; Gemini Capital Group LLC vs. Paul E. Woodruff, judgment for the plaintiff $4,681.26 plus court costs and interest.
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Monroe City man receives five years of probation of child pornography charges
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A Monroe City man received a suspended imposition of sentence upon completing five years of probation on felony child pornography charges in the Second Judicial County Court on Dec. 23.
Levi M. Buckman, 20, will be supervised by the Missouri Board of Probation and Parole with conditions that he not possess or consume alcoholic beverages or enter any establishment where alcohol is the primary item offered for sale, submit to drug testing as requested, attend a prison tour, maintain full-time employment or status as a full-time student, obtain a mental health evaluation, complete any recommended treatment if not otherwise including the sex offender evaluation, perform 100 hours of community service, submit to warrantless search without probable cause of any vehicle, residence or computer and successfully complete a sex offender treatment program. He also was ordered to pay $318.50 in costs and $46 in other costs.
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Ketsenburg to appear on child pornography charges
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Joseph Ketsenburg, a former Monroe City resident, is scheduled to appear Wednesday, Jan. 6, in U.S. Federal Court, Eastern District, in St. Louis on two federal counts of possession of child pornography.
Ketsenburg has pleaded not guilty in the case. His attorney, a federal public defender, has filed a motion to continue the trial date, but no ruling has been made at this time.
Ketsenburg will be tried by a jury on charges that he possessed images of child pornography on his computer.
If convicted, each count carries a penalty of 10 to 20 years in prison and/or fines of up to $250,000.
Ketsenburg, a registered sex offender, pleaded guilty in November of 2002 to two counts of statuatory rape in the second degree and one count of statutory sodomy in the second degree in Marion County Circuit Court.
Ketsenburg’s arrest is part of Project Save Childhood, a nationwide initiative to combat the growing epidemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse launched in May 2006 by the Department of Justice.
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Monroe City Police Report
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Monroe City Police Chief Rick Stone reported the following activity for the week ending Dec. 20.
Police assisted with a verbal dispute between two individuals over a child custody issue on Dec. 14.
Police were advised that an individual was soliciting business in the 700 block of East Dover St. on Dec. 15. The individual was contacted and advised of the ordinance which prohibits solicitation.
Joshua B. Null was issued a summons on Dec. 15 for failure to register.
On Dec. 15, Rachel Leak was issued a citation for failure to provide proof of insurance.
On Dec. 16, an individual was asked to leave 211 Lawn St. after they were reported to be harassing an individual.
On Dec. 17, police responded to a report of an attempted suicide. The individual was taken to an area hospital for treatment.
On Dec. 17, a juvenile reported that seven other juveniles had assaulted him/her while he was at Holy Rosary Gymnasium. The juvenile office was contacted.
On Dec. 18, police contacted a driver who was reported to be pulling two juveniles on sleds behind a truck. The driver was advised to quit doing this.
Police were called to keep the peace between a tenant and landlord on Dec. 20.
Police responded to a call from customers at Amoco BP that a clerk was passed out on the floor. Police said they determined that the clerk had consumed alcoholic beverages and had passed out. The subject was transported to an area hospital and the store was locked up per the manager’s request.
For the past week, the Monroe City Police reported the following activity.
Police received a complaint on dogs on Dec. 21.
A citation was issued to Harry W. Miller for failure to stop at a stop sign.
Police received several reports of shots being fired on Dec. 22 but nothing was located.
Obie Mozie Jr. was arrested for driving while intoxicated on Dec. 23.
Melva S. Brantner was arrested for driving while intoxicated and failure to drive on the right half of the roadway on Dec. 23. The arrest followed a report of a one-vehicle collision at South Main Street and Mill Street.
Police responded to a domestic dispute at Kendrick’s Trailer Court on Dec. 24. The individuals were separated for the evening.
Police also responded to several reports of vehicles sliding off of the roadway.
John L. Lucas was placed on a 24-hour hold on a charge of domestic assault at #6 Sycamore Lane, Stone’s Trailer Court.
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