The Ongoing Quest: Stone County Seeks Assistance in Identifying Theft Suspect
Stone County, nestled in the heart of Missouri, is a place known for its rolling hills, serene lakes, and strong community ties. However, like any other community, it also faces challenges, such as theft and lawlessness. A recent incident has left the local authorities seeking assistance from the public in identifying a suspect.
The Incident Unfolds
Early last week, reports began filtering in about a series of burglaries and theft incidents across various parts of Stone County. While the exact details of these incidents are still being pieced together, one fact remains clear: multiple homes and businesses were targeted, leaving residents both shaken and concerned for their safety and security.
Calling for Help
In an effort to bring justice and restore peace to the community, the Stone County Sheriff’s Office has reached out to the public for their assistance. They are urging anyone with information about the thefts or suspects to come forward. The sheriff’s office has released a detailed description of the suspect, which includes a tall, thin figure wearing dark clothing and seen leaving the scene of one of the burglaries in a black sedan.
Public Involvement
The success of their efforts is largely dependent on the vigilance and cooperation of local residents. If you have any information that could aid in the investigation, you are at liberty to contact the Stone County Sheriff’s Office directly. Your anonymity is guaranteed, ensuring your safety and well-being while contributing to the effort.
Key Details of the Suspect
– Physical Description: The suspect is described as a tall, thin individual.
– Clothing: He was seen wearing dark-colored clothing.
– Vehicle: He left the scene in a black sedan.
How You Can Help
If you witness anything suspicious, remember to take note of the time, location, and any details about the suspect. Contacting the Stone County Sheriff’s Office immediately will help them track down the perpetrator and bring an end to the series of thefts. Remember, it’s your community, and together you can make a difference in keeping it safe and secure.
For more information or to report any tips, you can reach the Stone County Sheriff’s Office at (417) 357-6652. Your participation in solving this crime is invaluable, and every piece of information counts.
Detailed Inmate Roster
In addition to their efforts in identifying theft suspects, the Stone County Sheriff’s Office also maintains an inmate roster, which can be accessed on their official website. The roster provides detailed information about current inmates, including their booking dates and charges[1].
Here are some of the recent bookings:
– Jeffrey Allen Hicks: Booked for STEALING, PROPERTY DAMAGE 2ND DEGREE, MAKING FALSE REPORT, IDENTITY THEFT/ATTEMPT, RES/INT W/ARREST DET STOP with a bond set at 00.
– Rena Rachael Berosini: Booked for POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE EXCEPT 35 GRAMS OR LESS MARIJUANA/SYNTHETIC CANNABINOID with no bond.
– Eric Michael Huggins: Booked for SODOMY, ASSAULT 1ST DEGREE OR ATTEMPT, CHILD MOLEST – 4TH DEGREE – CHILD < 17 YOA AND OFFENDER > 4 YRS OLDER, and SUPPLYING ALCOHOL TO A MINOR with a bond set at 0,000.
How to Contact the Sheriff’s Office
For non-emergency situations, you can dial (417) 339-9117 to reach the Stone County Emergency Services 911 Dispatch Center. To report emergencies, dial 911. For more administrative inquiries, such as registering as a sex offender or obtaining a concealed carry permit, contact the business office at (417) 357-6116 or (417) 357-6117[2].
Local Community Resources
Stone County offers various community resources including inmate rosters, sex offender registrations, and detailed information about departments and services. The sheriff’s office is committed to maintaining transparency and engaging with the community in all their efforts[4].
Employment Opportunities
For those interested in a career in law enforcement, the Stone County Sheriff’s Office offers a variety of employment opportunities, from sworn positions like deputies and sergeants to civilian roles like jailers and secretaries. The office is an equal opportunity employer, providing comprehensive job descriptions and requirements for each position[5].
