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A Pulaski County detective is recovering after he was attacked by a dog during the arrest of a former police officer. David Milcendeau, 56, was arrested without incident for sexual assault charges. He was a former police officer. During the apprehension a German shepherd broke his chain and attacked a County detective. The dog caused

A Mid-Missouri judge has pushed back a court appearance for a Hermann woman charged with killing her roommate. 54-year-old Karen Brinkley is charged with second degree murder in the death of 64-year-old Marion Gerloff. She was scheduled to be arraigned in Gasconade County Wednesday, but the appearance was pushed back a week at the request

A fourth person was charged in a federal drug ring in Jefferson City Wednesday. ABC 17 News was the first to report on a Cole County manhunt back in February that netted three people for distributing meth. 40-year-old David Rodebaugh, 31-year-old Michael Pearson, and 23-year-old Hernan Hurtado were all charged in separate complaints on February

An additional charge has been filed against a Columbia man indicted for giving heroin to a 16-year-old girl who died of a suspected overdose. Jon Patrick Washington, also known as “Doom” was charged by a federal grand jury for allegedly supplying heroin to Morgan Myers in April 2014. Wednesday’s indictment alleges Washington rented a room

Two people face child endangerment charges after a two-year-old girl was found unresponsive in a private pool in Keytesville on Monday night. The girl was taken to a hospital in Columbia and is still in critical condition. The girl’s mother, 19-year-old Kynzie Patino and her step father, 21-year-old Jesse Patino were both arrested for endangering

Members of the South Central Drug Task Force Highway Patrol, Rolla Police, St. James Police, and the Phelps County Sheriff’s Department announced a large drug round up Wednesday. Investigators arrested fourteen suspects on Tuesday, and seven suspects were already in custody at other facilities. The suspects and their charges are listed below: Nathan L. Allen,

Columbia Police are investigating a shooting late Wednesday morning in the 1400 block of Bodie Drive. Police said multiple shots were fired at a home, and two bullets went through the house, causing damage to interior and exterior walls. Three people were inside the home when shots were fired. When officers arrived, only the resident

The Boone County Sheriff’s Department is warning Mid-Missourians to be aware of scammers posing as Boone County officials. The callers are impersonating Boone County Circuit Court and law enforcement officials in an attempt to gain personal and financial information. Residents have reported getting phone calls stating a warrant has been issued for their arrest for

Three people were arrested Wednesday after Columbia Police and the MUSTANG Drug Task Force served two search warrants. The Columbia Vice Narcotics and Organized Crime Unit and SWAT team searched a home at 2205 Bushnell Drive. 21-year-old Adrian Jaxon of Columbia was arrested for distribution of meth, 24-year-old Trevor Jaxon for possession of drug paraphernalia,

A boil order goes into affect Wednesday for Auxvasse. Some residents will have water shut off for about 2 hours. The order will be in effect until further notice for the following areas: Pine Street North Main Street North Callaway Country Apartments Love Street Joy Street Peace Street David Street North Callaway Mobile Manor North

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A Mid-Missouri murder suspect is set to appear in court Wednesday. Zachary Jefferson is charged in the 2011 killing of Jon Spurling in rural Harrisburg. Jefferson was married to Spurling’s ex-wife, and investigators said he was jealous of Spurling. He’s set to head to trial in January.

A Columbia woman is no longer facing murder charges in the death of her child. Anna Steele now faces charges of child abuse or neglect. Stelle allegedly allowed her then-boyfriend Cody Baker to take care of her child early last year, even though she believe Baker had abused her. The baby died in February 2014.

Sophomore guard Montaque “Teki” Gill-Caesar will transfer from Mizzou’s men’s basketball program, the team announced Wednesday afternoon. Gill-Caesar averaged 9.1 points per game in the 2014-2015 season. “We wish Montaque the best,” Missouri head coach Kim Anderson said in a sttement. “In an evolving conversation this week, Montaque informed our program of his future plans.

The Central Missouri Humane Society needs help from the public in finding whoever abandoned puppies on one of the hottest days of the year. Officials said someone discovered the five puppies at Oakland Park in Columbia on Monday, when the heat index topped 100 degrees. They were all crammed inside a crate with no food

MoDOT is starting a new phase in the Lafayette interchange project in Jefferson City and it could cause drivers delays. There are two westbound lanes on Highway 50 that pass over the bridge just after Lafayette Street. There is also a westbound ramp that exits onto Lafayette Street. Crews will begin closing down the right

A day after a proposed multi-million dollar hospital in Columbia is voted down, ABC 17 News looked into what the future holds for the site. Back in March, residents of Ed’s and Sunset Mobile Home parks on the land were told they had until October to move out. ABC 17 News tried calling Whirlwind Properties,

A warm front in southwestern Missouri is forecast to lift to the northeast and move through Mid-Missouri early in the morning Thursday. Spotty storms are expected to develop ahead of the front in the warm, humid air Wednesday late afternoon and evening in western Missouri, gradually shifting to the east and north overnight. Isolated severe

A Missouri appeal’s court will consider the case for a man convicted of murder in Columbia. On Tuesday, the second anniversary of Tre’Veon Marshall’s shooting death, the Western District Court of Appeals placed 21-year-old Nicholas Thomas’ first-degree murder case on its docket for August 21. A Boone County jury found Thomas guilty of first-degree murder

The multimillion dollar project to construct a new Parks and Recreation multipurpose center and athletic center for Lincoln University saw some design changes after architects realized they had gone over budget. Head architect Cary Gampher told Parks and Rec commissioners at Tuesday’s meeting they were about $900,000 short so he had made changes to a