Sedalia Police Reports For March 24, 2022

This article is compiled from the Sedalia Police Department reports.

Wednesday afternoon, Officers responded to the McDonald's restaurant, 3101 West Broadway Boulevard, in reference to a violation of an order of protection. The caller reported that a subject who she had received an order of protection against had called her and was following her. The subject had already left the area by the time Officers arrived. Charges were submitted to the Pettis County Prosecutor's Office.

Wednesday evening, Officers responded to the 700 block of North Grand Avenue in reference to a warrant check. Officers made contact with the subject and through a computer check saw several felony and misdemeanor warrants with a total cash or surety bond of $80,000. Cameron David Williams, 24, of Sedalia, was arrested for his misdemeanor Failure to Appear warrant on original charges of Domestic Assault in the 4th Degree, and his felony Failure to Appear warrant on original charges of Trafficking in the 2nd Degree, Receiving Stolen Property, Unlawful Possession of a Firearm, Unlawful Use of a Firearm, and Possession of Marijuana. Williams was taken to the Pettis County Jail on the warrants.

Officers conducted a traffic stop at South Ohio and West 5th Street on a vehicle that had no license plates Wednesday night. After a computer check, the subject driving the vehicle came back as a missing person out of Stover. The subject has been removed as a missing person due to being located by Police.

On the night of March 20th, Officers observed a driver on a moped fail to signal. A traffic stop was conducted in the area of East 11th Street and South Massachusetts Avenue. The driver was identified, and a check through Dispatch showed the driver's status was suspended. Shawn William Miller, 46, of Sedalia, was placed under arrest and released roadside with a citation for Driving While Suspended.

Sedalia Police responded to the Probation and Parole Office, 205 Thompson Road, for a warrant check Wednesday morning. On arrival, Officers met with the suspect. A computer check through Dispatch confirmed her to have an active felony Failure to Appear warrant out of Benton County on original charges of Harassment in the 1st Degree with no bond. Lacey R. Battles, 37, of Sedalia, was arrested and transported to the Pettis County Jail.

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