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The suspect in the Jewell Avenue standoff has been charged with domestic assault. ABC 17 News previously reported Joshua Fay kicked a female victim in the head, dragged her across the floor by her hair, choked her, twisted her neck and threatened to kill her before she was able to escape. According to the probable

A former Camden County deputy that is accused of child molestation turned himself in to the Miller County Jail. ABC 17 previously reported that Leonard Wilson was charged with possession of child pornography, child molestation, furnishing pornographic materials to minors and stalking. Wilson was previously accused of possessing child pornography, subjecting a minor to sexual

A Central Dairy spokesperson announced on Monday that the company accidentally released 3,000 gallons of milk from a storage tank on Friday. The spokesperson said only 500 gallons made it into a storm drain that flowed into Wears Creek. The remaining 2,500 gallons went into a sanitary sewer. Company officials said they hired an environmental

A spokesperson for the University of Missouri announced on Monday that the school would no longer be offering residence hall rooms to the general public during football games next fall. The spokesperson said the decision comes after officials saw interest from prospective students and current students to live on campus. University officials believe there will

TONIGHT: It will be a cold, crisp night with temperatures falling into the upper teens under mostly clear skies and light winds of 2-4 mph, switching to the south by morning. TUESDAY: We’ll begin to see a brief warm-up on Tuesday as temperatures rise into the mid 40s. We’ll have gusty winds along with very

Moniteau County deputies arrested Nicholaus Abbotte, 29, on Friday after officers stopped him on a motorcycle on Highway 50 for registration violations. When deputies made contact with Abbotte, officers discovered he did not have the proper registration, insurance or proof of ownership of the vehicle. Abbottee was taken to the Moniteau County Jail where deputies

Moniteau County deputies arrested Kelly Newcomb and Brandi Britton after officers responded to a residence located on Bacon Ridge Road for possible drug activity. Officers were given consent to search the residence and found marijuana, packaging materials and drug paraphernalia. Newcomb faces possible charges of distribution of a controlled substance with a bond of $40,000.

Troopers arrested Jordan Love on Friday after officers observed a car speeding on Insterstate 70 east of Stadium Boulevard. Troopers said when they made contact with Love he denied the consent to search his vehicle. Officers saw a bag of marijuana from the rear driver side cargo window and a search was performed. Troopers found

Jefferson City police arrested Robert Gibbs on Friday after officers responded to reports of domestic assault in the 700 block of Madison Street. According to the probable cause statement, Gibbs choked a female victim and told her he was going to kill her for sending him back to prison. Gibbs had previously served 120 days

University of Missouri police arrested Andrew Loetscher on Thursday after they were dispatched to Mark Twain Hall for an odor of marijuana. Police said when they knocked on a door, they could smell marijuana. Officers said during a search, they found multiple plastic bags with marijuana residue, multiple unused plastic bags and two working scales.

A Columbia man has been charged with delivery of a controlled substance and unlawful use of a weapon after a SWAT team entered his house on Jan. 4. ABC17 previously reported that Ralawndo Damar-Kelly Akers was arrested after officers served a narcotics search warrant at his home in the 1800 block of Parkade Boulevard. Detectives

UPDATE 1/29: Anderson was charged with attempting to traffic drugs, trafficking drugs, delivery of a controlled substance, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia and failure to drive within the right lane of a highway. ORIGINAL STORY: According to a tweet from Troop F with the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 100 pounds of marijuana were seized during

Columbia police arrested Adam Wesbury on Sunday evening after officers were dispatched to a domestic assault at Walmart in the 1200 block of Grindstone Parkway. The investigation revealed that Wesbury and a female victim were in a verbal argument outside of their vehicle when Wesbury threatened to shoot the woman if she did not get

Callaway County deputies arrested Andrew Teel, 29, on Sunday after a warrant was issued for his arrest. Deputies said the warrant pertained to probation violations on the original charges of possession of a controlled substance and forgery. Officers said they followed leads to locate Teel and ended up searching a residence in the 5000 block

Columbia police arrested Aaron Osborn early Saturday morning after officers were dispatched to an assault in the area of Park Avenue and Ash Street. The female victim told officers that she was in a car with Osborn when she accused him of taking her cell phone the last time they were together. Osborn was accused

TONIGHT: Even colder conditions expected through the night, as temperatures bottom out near 18 degrees. Clear skies and light winds will allow for radiational cooling, so some locations will likely fall into the mid teens. Wind chill values through the night will be in the 8 to 14 degree range, thanks to winds out of

A Rolla man pleaded guilty to endangering a corrections employee on Friday in Callaway County. Terrance Tipton, 26 was previously accused of endangering a corrections employee, endangering an inmate, committing violence against an employee of the Department of Corrections and possessing a prohibited article in the Department of Corrections. Tipton admitted that in Dec. 2016,

Missouri State Auditor Nicole Galloway released the audit of the Village of Ferrelview on Monday. Galloway said the audit was initiated after citizens used the petition process to request an audit of the village, which is ongoing. “Residents of Ferrelview deserve accountability and transparency in all aspects of their government,” Auditor Galloway said. “Even though

A Phelps County jury found Wayne Whitmore, 34, guilty of felony tampering with a motor vehicle. Deputies said the incident happened in 2014, when Whitmore traded a Polaris ATV to a Rolla resident. Whitmore was accused of never delivering the vehicle’s title. During the trial, the ATV’s owner testified that the vehicle went missing earlier

Randolph County deputies arrested four men on Sunday after officers made a vehicle stop at the intersection of Route C and Route Z. Deputies said the truck they pulled over fit the description of a truck used in a theft in Randolph County. Officers also said the truck did not have any license plates. In