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Arrests for June 13

Arrests reported June 4 to June 6 Aaron Sedek Wood, 54, 3609 Charles St., warrant for failure to appear in court. Christa Lynn Noland, 53, no address provided, city charge for trespass. Christopher Todd Randall, 49, 3741 S. 11th, warrant for failure to appear in court. Joshua J. Wisneski, 46, 3741 11th St., warrant for failure

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Thefts and Vandalism for June 13

Thefts reported from June 1 to June 6 2300 Northeast Parkway, items stolen at other/unknown. 3022 S. Belt Highway, items stolen at grocery/super market. 820 W. Valley St., items stolen at residence/home. 210 N. 8th St., items stolen at residence/home. 2433 S. 11th St., items stolen at residence/home. 611 Angelique St., items stolen at air/bus/train terminal.

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Thefts and Vandalism for June 6

Thefts reported from May 22 to June 3 1202 Mitchell Ave., items stolen at parking lot/garage. 6305 S. 25th St., items stolen at residence/home. 2224 Tri Level Ln., vehicle theft at residence/home. 1225 Francis St., items stolen at parking lot/garage. 6010 King Hill Ave., items stolen at residence/home. 724 N. 22nd St., items stolen at community

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Arrests for June 6

Arrests reported May 28 to June 3 Kevin Lee Clark, 48, 705 S. 7th St., warrant for failure to appear in court. Alex D. Osorio-Tirado, 29, 923 N. 12th St., city charge for intentionally damage personal/real prop of another. T’era Renee Pennell, 35, 805 S. 15th St., city charges for intentionally damage personal/real prop of another,

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Arrests for May 30

Arrests reported May 21 to May 27 Omar Cisnero-Torres, 65, 1815 Dewey Ave., city charge for indecent acts exhibitions and conduct. Amy Elizabeth Edwards, 48, no address provided, warrant for failure to appear in court. Bradley Dean Dewey, 49, no address provided, city charges for obstruction of police, assault and trespass. Melvin Alexi Cruz-Pavon, 26, 914

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Thefts and Vandalism for May 30

Thefts reported from May 18 to May 26 816 Green St., burglary at residence/home. 5401 N. Belt Highway, items stolen at restaurant. I-229 Highway/Atchison St., items stolen at highway/road/alley. 2901 Edmond St., items stolen at residence/home. 1523 Randolph St., items stolen at highway/road/alley. 2711 Frederick Ave., items stolen at highway/road/alley. 3825 King Hill Ave., items stolen

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Thefts and Vandalism for May 23

Thefts reported from May 12 to May 19 2525 Angelique St., items stolen at residence/home. 2143 St. Joseph Ave., items stolen at other/unknown. 1902 S. 24th St., items stolen at residence/home. 2106 S. Riverside Rd., items stolen at parking lot/garage. 4320 Commonwealth Dr., items stolen at specialty store. 1224 Frederick Ave., items stolen at parking lot/garage.

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Arrests for May 23

Arrests reported May 14 to May 20 Darrell Alan Kellogg Jr., 43, 2922 Burnside St., warrant for failure to appear in court. Charles Levi Hayner, 45, 6010 King Hill Ave., warrant for failure to appear in court. Roger G. Owens II, 37, no address provided, warrant for failure to appear in court. Eric James Miljavac, 40,

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Arrests for May 16

Arrests reported May 7 to May 13 Dawn Marie Lemley, 21, 1208 Lincoln St., warrant for failure to appear in court. April Rae Gann, 53, 1320 Ridenbaugh, warrant for failure to appear in court. Dennis W. McCray, 62, 2411 Charles St., warrant for failure to appear in court. Barbara Kaylen Lamb, 44, 1519 Faraon St., warrant

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Thefts and Vandalism for May 16

Thefts reported from May 5 to May 12 2219 N. Belt Highway, items stolen at grocery/super market. 899 E. Hyde Park Ave., items stolen at park/playground. 1110 N. 2nd St., burglary at residence/home. 5214 Savannah Rd., items stolen at field/woods. 501 Shady Ave., items stolen at residence/home. 2515 N. 7th St., items stolen at residence/home.

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Missouri’s Truth-in-Sentencing Laws Stall in Legislation

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — Truth-in-Sentencing laws require people to serve a certain percentage of their sentence behind bars.  In the past few years, Missouri has seen several bills related to Truth-in-Sentencing, some aiming to strengthen these laws and others focusing on reducing incarceration periods.  Despite stalled bills and mixed opinions on whether longer sentences

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