Two Sedalia residents were arrested after Sedalia Police Department officers uncovered a drug-selling operation from a local hotel.

Two Sedalia residents were arrested Wednesday after officers found meth in their home.

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The Henry County Sheriff’s Department, along with officers from the Clinton Police Department, arrested seven residents for drug-related charges Friday.

We really should commend our city and county law officers for the wonderful way they handled the Dec. 3 drug bust, arresting 25 people on various charges. There may be a few they didn’t get, but being able to arrest the number they did was really great.

The wake-up call came a little early for some Sedalia residents on Thursday, as the Sedalia Police Department and Missouri Highway Patrol started serving arrest warrants at about 7 a.m.

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Pettis County Sheriff’s Department detectives arrested two people last week for distribution of a controlled substance in the Sedalia Housing Authority.

Pettis County deputies arrested a Sedalia man Friday on possession and drug distribution charges, according to authorities.

Three people were arrested after police found methamphetamine, marijuana, and drug paraphernalia at 1101 S. Moniteau Ave. on Friday, according to Sedalia Police Department reports.

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A Sedalia man was in Pettis County Jail on Saturday on drug charges, after officers chased him into his home and found him allegedly destroying narcotics or paraphernalia.

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A Sedalia man was arrested Tuesday after officers found meth and marijuana in his home.

A Sedalia woman is at the Pettis County Jail after officers found meth in her home.

An arrest for trespassing led Benton County Sheriff’s Deputies to find a stash of meth, marijuana and cash in a Stover home.

Two Tipton residents were arrested by Tipton police officers on drug charges.

A Smithton man was arrested on charges of illegal possession of prescription pills, according to the Sedalia Police Department.

Two people were arrested after authorities discovered drugs, paraphernalia and materials used for counterfeiting money at a home in Moniteau County, the Mid-Missouri Drug Task Force reported.

A Sedalia woman was arrested Monday when Sedalia police found packaged marijuana at her home during the execution of a search warrant, according to a report from the Sedalia Police Department.

A Sedalia man faces drug charges after police discovered various narcotics, paraphernalia, a quantity of cash and an assault firearm at his home, according to a report from the Sedalia Police Department.

A Warrensburg man was arrested on drug charges after detectives seized marijuana, cash and drug paraphernalia from his apartment.

A Sedalia man faces a drug trafficking charge after police say they found him in possession of methamphetamine in a hotel room where he had overstayed his welcome.