Sheriff's Report May 3&4

May 2

There were reports of a missing horse in the Nevada area, a cone in the roadway in the U.S. Highway 54 area, a low power line in the Nevada area, a theft in the Nevada area, a 911 wrong number in the Bronaugh area, a drive off in the Rich Hill area, a theft from the Schell City area, tampering in the Nevada area, a railroad hazard in the Milo area, debris in the road in the Walker area, a careless and imprudent driver in the Bates County area, a civil matter in the Rich Hill area, a custody issues in the Lamar area, a property damage in the Schell City area, a careless and imprudent driver in the Nevada area, property damage in the Walker area, a theft in the Nevada area, a barn fire in the Richards area, a dispute in the Nevada area, a dispute in the Nevada area, an attempt to locate in the Sheldon area, a suspicious vehicle in the Nevada area, and a civil dispute in the state line area.

William L. Burchell, 59, of Rich Hill was arrested and processed by the Nevada Police Department on charges of parole violation. He is being held without bond.

Leo D. Mewes Jr., 35, of Nevada, was arrested and processed by the Nevada Police Department on charges of passing bad checks. He was released on a $500 cash only bond.

Scott A. Frease, 38, of Biloxi, Miss., was arrested and processed by the Nevada Police Department on charges of driving while suspended. He was released on a $300 cash only bond.

May 3

There were reports of a traffic stop in the Harwood area, an ex parte violation in the Nevada area, a rolling domestic in the Nevada area, a property damage in the Schell City area, a medical call in the Nevada area, an animal neglect in the Milo area, a medical call in the Milo area, a grass fire in the Bates County area, cows out in the Nevada area, shots fired in the Walker area, and a traffic stop at the state line area.

John M. Hardie, 38, of Nevada, was arrested and processed by the Nevada Police Department on charges of failure to appear for driving while intoxicated in Greene County. He was released on a $1,000 bond.