The complete St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office  News Release Jan. 8-15, 2018

            Sheriff Scott Keeler reported deputies made one arrest, took two property damage reports during the week of Jan. 8-15, 2018.

Warrant Arrests

      Ashly Haines- On Jan. 12, Ashly Haines, 21, Webb City, was arrested by a St. Clair County deputy on a Jasper County warrant charging her with a class A misdemeanor assault in the fourth degree. Haines was booked and released per warrant orders.

Disclaimer: Arrest records are public information. Any indication of an arrest does not mean the individual identified has been convicted of a crime. All persons arrested are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

                                                       Damage to Property in Osceola

             On Jan. 10, 2018 a St. Clair County deputy was advised by dispatch to contact a Brandy Cameron reference to a property damage report.
             The deputy made contact with Cameron via telephone. Cameron informed the deputy that when her and her husband went outside to leave for work, they discovered the passenger window broken on her 2006 Chevy Silverado 4 door pickup truck. 
             Cameron further stated they parked the vehicle in the driveway yesterday, Jan. 9, at 6:00p.m., when her husband went out to leave for work at 0600 hours he discovered the damage.
             Photographs were taken for evidence. The estimated value of the damage is $300.00

 Property Damage in El Dorado Springs

            On Jan. 15, a St. Clair County deputy met with Gerald Humphrey and his son, Kyle Humphrey, at their residence located at 10050 SW 764 Private Road in St. Clair County Missouri in reference to property damage.
            Humphrey said this morning his dad discovered pieces of drywall on his bedroom floor. Humphrey said upon further investigation, he discovered a bullet laying in the floor and a bullet hole in the wall of the residence.
            The deputy observed the bullet laying on the floor and inspected the bullet hole. The deputy did locate a small dent in an interior door. The dent appeared to have been made from the bullet. From the deputy’s observations, it appears the bullet entered the residence through the south wall directly below a window, traveled across the room approximately 1.5 ft off the floor, and struck the interior bedroom door before landing on the floor next to the door.
            The deputy photographed the bullet as it was found, the hole in the drywall, and the dent in the door before inspecting the exterior of the residence. Outside the residence the deputy located a round hole where the bullet went through the siding before entering the residence. The deputy photographed the siding and checked the trajectory and determined the bullet was likely fired from a weapon in the wooded area south of the residence. All of the other buildings on the property as well as all of the vehicles were checked and did not locate any further damage.

Sheriff Keeler urges those with any related information to these cases or any others to contact the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office Tip Line, 417-646-5832, or email to tips@scsomo.org