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■ State vs. Tekalign A. Kahsay. Filing Date: September 17, 2024. Charges: Count 1 – Operate a Motor Vehicle in a Careless and Imprudent Manner — Misdemeanor A; Count 2 – Failure … more
Police Reports
A local woman wants to find others who were defrauded by a bogus municipal bond scam by local financial firm Johnson and Niswonger Financial who would like to join a class action suit against the two men. As of press time Tuesday, charges had not been filed against the men.
Woman plans to file class action suit
A woman who was among the many who lost money in the recent Johnson and Niswonger Financial bogus municipal bonds scam decided to do something about it by hearing from other injured parties who would … more
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Court Docket
■ State vs. Paige D. Kent- Nance. Filing Date: March 14, 2025. Charge: Exceeded Posted Speed Limit By 26 MPH or More (Posted: 70 MPH / Clocked: 104 MPH) — Misdemeanor B ■ State vs. … more
Wronged investors are no longer standing in front of the locked doors of Johnson and Niswonger Financial, but it will be a long time before Perryville forgets the alleged scam that has hurt so many people in the community.
Local investment firm under federal investigation
The unfolding financial scandal involving the alleged theft of millions of dollars in investments related to the purchase of bogus municipal bonds by as many as 75 clients of the now-closed Johnson … more
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Court Docket
■ State vs. Steven Michael Ide II. Filing Date: February 21, 2025. Charges: Count 1 – Domestic Assault – 1st Degree — Felony B; Count 2 – Armed Criminal Action — … more
Clients of Johnson and Niswonger Financial, located at 27 W. St. Joseph St. in Perryville, stand outside the office’s locked doors on Monday morning, hoping to find out if they have lost their life savings after purchasing uninsured municipal bonds from the company. Some of the investors read on Facebook that the financial office was visited last week by the FBI, which reportedly confiscated the firm’s computers, cellphones, and all related documents, before shutting down the office until the investigation is completed. Adding more weight to the story were several clients on the scene who claimed they had been visited at their homes over the weekend by the FBI, which requested any documentation they might have regarding the municipal bond purchases.
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Apartment fire leads to arrest
A Perryville man has been charged with second-degree arson and first-degree property damage in connection with a fire at 118 West St. Joseph Street in Perryville after police officers and … more
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Donald Eugene Fields II
FBI ‘10 Most Wanted Fugitive’ from state captured
St. Louis – Special Agent in Charge Ashley Johnson has announced the arrest of Donald Eugene Fields II. He was added to the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list in May 2023. He is facing … more
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Police Reports
The Perryville Police Department has released its latest report of incidents and arrests: Incidents include: • Officers responded to the Perryville Police Department on January 10 in … more
Court Docket
Court Docket January 2025 All individuals are innocent unless proven guilty. • State v Rebecca Anne Gray. Filing date: July 23, 2024. Charges: assault fourth degree, special … more
Court Docket
– State v Derek J. Hacker. Filing date: September 16, 2024. Charge: property damage second degree-Misdemeanor A. – State v Brouk Christine Jansen. Filing date: September … more
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Despite this political sign at 318 Rolla St. being vandalized, it remains standing in the hope that it will draw more attention to those who oppose Amendment 3 on Tuesday’s ballot.
Political sign on private property defaced by vandals
The Perryville Police Department is investigating a defaced political sign on private property opposing Amendment 3, which, if passed, would end Missouri’s abortion ban. The sign at 318 … more
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MRV Banks joins campaign to stop check fraud
MRV Banks has joined the American Bankers Association and banks nationwide to promote an industry-wide campaign educating consumers about the rapid rise in check fraud and how to protect themselves. … more
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Jeremy Mantz, Perryville Emergency Management director, provides an update on the city’s fully automated outdoor warning siren system during the September Schools Safety Meeting held at Perry County School District 32.
SPCSD 32 schools, agencies discuss threats at meeting
Each month, Perry County schools and agencies involved in emergency management, juvenile justice, and health meet at Perry County School District 32 (PCSD 32) to discuss school safety and health … more
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Marble Hill loses police department in mass resignation
According to a Facebook message by the city police chief, the City of Marble Hill lost all its active-duty police officers as of Aug. 23. The statement, posted by Marble Hill Police Chief … more
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With the start of another school year, the Better Business Bureau is encouraging sports fans to avoid scam streaming links of local high school football games.
BBB warns of high school sports streaming scams
St. Louis – As a new school year kicks into gear, the Better Business Bureau® (BBB®) is reminding consumers to be on the lookout for scam streaming links when planning to watch a high … more
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Terry Carroll
Perryville man arrested for probation violations
A Perryville man on probation after receiving a suspended sentence for felony counts of child molestation and possession of child pornography is out on bond after being arrested for probation … more
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