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Police Reports for Nov. 6

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Sedalia Police Department

Incidents

Oct. 31

8:26 p.m.: An officer observed a red Mustang sitting southbound at the light at State Fair Boulevard and West Broadway boulevard revving its engine. It had an illegal front side window tint and a traffic stop was initiated at West Broadway and South Sunset. A State charge of operating a vehicle with vision reducing material has been requested.

Nov. 4

10:40 a.m.: Officers were dispatched to the 900 block of East Fifth Street for the report of a burglary not in progress. They arrived on scene, gathered information, documented damages and stolen property and a report was completed.

1:23 p.m.: Officers were dispatched to the police department lobby for a report of property damage and theft from a motor vehicle that occurred several days previously. They gathered information and a statement and documented it in a report.

3:04 p.m.: An officer was dispatched in reference to the theft of a bicycle in the 1500 block of Honeysuckle Road.

8:41 p.m.: Officers responded to the 1200 block of West 11th Street for the report of an assault. The caller reported she was pushed down by a household member and sustained a minor injury. The suspect left the scene prior to officers arrival and a charge of third-degree domestic assault is being requested.

Missouri State Highway Patrol

Arrests

Nov. 4

6:40 p.m.: Thomas J. Dawe, 52, of Gravois Mills was arrested in Morgan County for DWI alcohol - aggravated offender and failure to maintain proof of financial responsibility. He was transported to the Morgan County Jail and placed on a 24-hour hold.

11:09 p.m.: Gabriel T. Agu, 35, of Kansas City was arrested in Johnson County for two misdemeanor warrants from MSHP Troop A for speeding and driving while revoked, a misdemeanor warrant from Lee’s Summit for driving while revoked, a misdemeanor warrant from Warrensburg PD for assault, speeding, failure to register a motor vehicle, possessing the plates of another and driving while suspended. He was transported to the Johnson County Detention Center.

Compiled by Chris Howell.



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