This article is compiled from a report from the Sedalia Police Department.

Early on Wednesday morning, a car parked in the area of ​​South Raming Avenue and East Broadway Avenue. The car’s headlights went out, and the police officer witnessed signs of damage, including stopping for a green light. After investigation, it was determined that the driver was caused by drug abuse. When the car was searched after K9 Cav issued a positive alert, crystals of methamphetamine were found in the car. Cody Christian Paxton, 29, from Sedalia, was taken to Pettis County Jail, where he was found hiding marijuana. Paxton was detained for 24 hours on state charges of possession of methamphetamine, introduction of controlled substances into prison, drunk driving, and possession of marijuana.

On Tuesday morning, the police were sent to talk over the phone with a person who wanted to report that his catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle in the 1500 block of South Prospect Avenue. When the police officer contacted Tyler W. Pettigrew, he told them that the theft occurred between Monday night and Tuesday morning. The estimated value of the converter is $300. There are currently no suspects.

On Monday afternoon, Sedalia police responded to a report of theft in the 600 block of East 13th Street. Upon arrival, the police officer met with Jason Young, who stated that multiple mechanical-related items were stolen from outside the residence. The total value of the theft was $3,598. As of the time of publication of the report, no suspect has been found.

Police officers stopped near the intersection of West Magnolia Street and South Missouri Avenue early on Wednesday morning. The driver was arrested by the Pettis County arrest warrant for failing to appear in court when the original charge of driving was dropped. Lenzie L. Holt, 52, from Sedalia, was sent to Pettis County Prison with a deposit of $250 and cash only.

On Tuesday morning, a car was stopped for speeding in the South Limit Avenue and West Main Street areas. After investigation, it was determined that the driver was drunk, possessed marijuana, and possessed drug paraphernalia. The 22-year-old Jimis Curry from Sedalya was arrested and sent to Sedalya police station. Curry was then released to a sober person, awaiting charges from the municipality for drunk driving, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and speeding (40 mph and 57 mph).

On Tuesday night, police officers responded to a runaway teenager in the 2400 block of West 1st Street Terrace. Katrina Miesner reported that her young daughter ran away from home. At the time of writing, she had not yet returned home. There is no suspicion of foul play.

On Tuesday night, Sedalia police intercepted an SUV in the areas of East 14th Street and South Ingram Avenue. The DOR inspection revealed that the driver's identity was suspended. Marshall's 47-year-old Robert Williams Summers was arrested and taken to Pettis County Jail, where he was arrested and released on charges of suspension of driving.

On Tuesday night, police officers were dispatched to the Wal-Mart store at 3201 West Broadway Avenue because of a theft the day before. Asset Protection recognized the suspect and requested that the suspect be charged and illegally hacked into the suspect. There is also a second unidentified suspect.

Officials responded to the Wal-Mart store at 3201 West Broadway Avenue, saying that there was a theft on Tuesday night. The caller said that they confirmed via video that the two suspects skipped scanning items during self-checkout and stole more than $100 worth of items. A suspect has been confirmed and the charges will be submitted to the prosecutor. Another topic has not yet been determined.

Late on Tuesday night, officials reported the report of a dog bite to the emergency room of the Bothwell Regional Health Center. The teenage victim reported that she was attacked by a dog in the area of ​​East 19th Street and South Ohio Avenue. The victim's arm was injured and the dog bit her. The identities of the animals and their owners have been determined.

Sedalia police were dispatched to the 1500 block of South Avenue due to domestic riots. A son had a physical conflict with his stepfather. Due to conflicting stories and lack of physical evidence, the main physical attacker could not be identified. A 12-hour log has been implemented, and a detailed report of recorded events is being completed.

There was a burglary on Tuesday afternoon and the police were dispatched to the 900 block of East 10th Street. When the officers arrived, they made contact with Michael A. Parish. Parrish said that earlier that morning, someone entered the garage of the residence and took away belongings. There are signs of forcibly entering the side door of the garage.

On Monday morning, Sedalia police began investigating a report of child sexual abuse in the 600 block of East Broadway Avenue. Currently, the case is under investigation.

On Tuesday morning, police were dispatched to the Casey Store at 716 West 16th Street to inspect the bicycles found. Kristina L. Moore reports that the bicycle has been in the store for several days. This bicycle is a 20-inch Mongoose brand, and the color is white with black accents. The police transported the bicycle to the bicycle shed. It uses the discovered property as evidence.